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Snow has ended, another cold night ahead

TONIGHT: Snow has tapered off across mid-Missouri but slick roads (mostly side roads/neighborhoods) are still possible this evening, as well as the morning. Temperatures will fall into the low teens with wind chills in the middle single digits.

TUESDAY: Temperatures will start out cold but an approaching warm front will allow temperatures to rise above freezing by afternoon. Mostly sunny skies should help melt off a good bit of leftover snow too. Highs will be in the low to mid 30s.

EXTENDED: Wednesday through Friday continues to look like a tricky forecast. Clouds will increase throughout Wednesday leading to precip by afternoon/evening. At this point, we'd likely start off with a mix of rain and snow, changing to snow Wednesday night. On and off rain/snow showers are possible Thursday into Friday as well. Accumulations are possible, but exact amounts will be difficult to pin down. Temperatures are expected to be near freezing so that may slow down accumulation. ABC 17 will continue to keep a close eye on how this forecast unfolds over the next 24-48 hours.

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Luke Victor gives forecasts on ABC 17 News broadcasts and reports on weather stories on air and online, giving viewers and readers a deeper look at what causes different types of weather.

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