Tonight: Clouds begin to clear out as this past low pressure system moves east. Overnight temperatures begin to cool thanks to northeasterly flowing winds. Tomorrow: Winds begin to shift southeasterly paired with mostly clear skies to warm us back up to 70. Winds begin to increase later into the afternoon. Extended: Monday continues the mostly
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Spring rainfall has come in at 33% higher than normal this year, causing flooding and saturating the ground. The excess water has led to increased demand for the work ServiceMaster does, a company representative said Friday.
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TODAY: We kick off the weekend with showers and rumbles of thunder throughout the morning. Most of these will exit the area just after noon, with highs reaching the mid to low 60s. Breezes will stick around with gusts from 15-20 mph possible. By the evening, clouds will begin to push out quickly and lows bottom
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TONIGHT: Shower and storms will be on the way back in tonight after 6-7 PM. Once those return, they’ll stay with us for the remainder of the night, with lows falling to near 50. SATURDAY: Showers will spill over into the morning Saturday, but move east by midday. A breezy northerly wind will keep
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TODAY: Spot rain showers will be with us as we wake up this morning. We’re tracking the potential for some dry time around lunch, but showers and storms will move back in during the afternoon and evening. High temperatures will be in the mid-50s. TONIGHT: After those thunderstorms roll through, widespread rain is expected to
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TONIGHT: Clouds will continue to increase ahead of our next rain chance moving in this evening. Showers will be possible anytime after sunset, but look more widespread overnight. Lows will be held in the middle 40’s. FRIDAY: Those showers will become more isolated during the morning commute, but return by the afternoon. A southerly breeze
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TODAY: Morning frost followed by afternoon sunshine. Clouds return late in the day as winds shift southwest, bringing more moisture into the area. Highs in the upper 50s. TONIGHT: Low temperatures will fall into the lower 40s. Rain showers are possible from the late evening throughout the night. EXTENDED: A stronger low pressure system to
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TONIGHT: Partly cloudy to mostly clear and cold as lows fall back into the upper 20s to around 30. A Freeze Warning is in effect until 9AM Thursday with widespread frost expected once again. TOMORROW: Morning frost followed by afternoon sunshine. Clouds return late in the day as winds shift southwest, bringing more moisture into
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WEDNESDAY: We’re getting off to a freezing cold start but you might want to grab the umbrella stepping out. A passing disturbance looks to run into just enough moisture to kick up a spotty sprinkle into this afternoon. Elsewhere, we’ll get a few peeks of sunshine, helping temperatures into the upper 40’s and low 50’s.
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TONIGHT: Clouds gradually decrease leading to clear skies by morning. Lows in the upper 20s. Widespread frost expected with damage to tender plants likely. TOMORROW: Frost in the morning followed by partial sunshine. A few spotty showers are possible in the afternoon. Gusty winds up to 25 mph. Highs in the upper 40s to low
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It wouldn’t be spring in Mid-Missouri without a few curveballs, and that’s exactly what we’re dealing with this week after starting out with temperatures near 70 degrees on Monday with measurable snow less than 24 hours later. An unseasonably cool two weeks can be blamed on the upper air pattern, with cold air masses on
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TUESDAY MORNING UPDATE: Some issues cropped up briefly north of Kansas City earlier this morning on the roadways. However, they also picked up 4.5″ in some spots-that seems to be the number to get to that would lead to problems. That seems less likely at this point and helps that we’re heading into the afternoon
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TUESDAY: Snow will start falling for the morning commute. While slick spots won’t be widespread, take it slow on the roads since those slushy spots could sneak up on you. That snow will transition over to a mix of snow and rain into the afternoon before tapering off this evening. Highs will struggle to warm
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With winter weather expected on Tuesday, an eight-person crew with City of Columbia public works is planning to be out at 6 a.m.
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TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with precipitation moving in before sunrise across northwest Missouri. A cold rain changes to snow early. Lows in the low 30s. TOMORROW: Snow showers move in between 5-7AM, bringing up to 2″ of accumulation to areas along and north of Highway 24. Farther south, 1-2″ of wet snow is possible along I-70,
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The City of Columbia Public Works will have an eight-person crew Tuesday morning due to forecasts calling for snow to develop and mix with rain early in the morning. Drivers should expect spotty slick conditions and should use caution on the roads. “At this time we do not expect significant long-term pavement
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MONDAY: A terrific start to the week! Temperatures will make it into the middle 60’s early this afternoon before backing up into the 50’s by the evening commute. We’ll be cloud-free to start but they’ll increase heading into the afternoon as a cold front moves through. Winds will turn northwesterly and could gust up to
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TONIGHT: Scattered storms and showers will likely stick around until late tonight. Overnight lows will fall into the lower 40s. TOMORROW: Many of us will wake up to sunshine and partly cloudy skies to start off the work week. Monday will be dry and the warmest day of the next week. Enjoy the afternoon with
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TODAY: We start out dry today in the low 40s with highs reaching right around 60 degrees this afternoon. Scattered showers will pop up just after noon, with some thunderstorms possible into the evening. TOMORROW: Rain and clouds leave quickly after sundown with temperatures dropping close to the upper 30s overnight. Monday will be much
Continue Reading Tonight: We will see spotty showers remain with us into the overnight hours and our low will bottom out at 41 degrees. Tomorrow: Spotty showers will begin to die into the early morning hours, but chances of rain will begin to develop into the afternoon once again where we will top out at nearly 60.
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