TONIGHT: I’m tracking brief and light showers possible throughout the overnight hours with winds out of the northeast at 5-8 mph. Temperatures will drop into the mid 30s by the end of the night. CHRISTMAS DAY: I’m tracking overcast conditions with brief and light showers possible throughout the morning hours. Winds will be out of
TODAY: We’ll have a chance for showers on Tuesday, with coverage slowly increasing from the south of I-44 to near I-70 with emphasis east of HWY 63 through the afternoon and evening. This rain is light where it falls and will mainly impact areas southeast of a line from Sedalia to Paris. At most, folks
TONIGHT: Isolated very light showers remain possible with most of the region remaining dry. Lows cool to the mid-30s. TOMORROW: Christmas Eve welcomes highs cooling into the mid-40s as winds switch out of the northeast at 4-8 mph with gusts up to 11 mph possible. Scattered showers move in from south of Highway 50 and
TODAY: Monday is mostly cloudy and dry, with temperatures settling near 50 for a high thanks to winds from the south this morning, ahead of an afternoon cold front. A few light and spotty showers will be possible south of HWY 50, but folks near Columbia and northward will likely stay dry. TONIGHT: Skies remain
TODAY: Monday is mostly cloudy and dry, with temperatures settling near 50 for a high thanks to winds from the south this morning, ahead of an afternoon cold front. A few light and spotty showers will be possible south of HWY 50, but folks near Columbia and northward will likely stay dry. TONIGHT: Skies remain