Abigail McCluskey

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Cool and below-average temperatures will persist through most of the week in the St. Joseph area, with scattered rain chances midweek before warming back up heading into Labor Day weekend.

A stretch of fall-like weather is setting up across the St. Joseph region, with cooler temperatures, scattered rain chances Sunday and Thursday, and mostly dry conditions in between.

Hot and humid conditions continue with triple-digit heat index values, limited overnight relief, and increasing chances for rain and storms late Sunday into Tuesday before a cooler midweek cooldown.

Tracking scattered rain to start the week, with clearing skies and a gradual warm-up into the 90s by the weekend.

After a very hot start to the week, we’re finally getting a much-needed break from the heat. Throughout the day today, we’ve been blanketed with a decent amount of cloud cover. This, combined with northeasterly winds, has kept our temperatures well below average. Hazy conditions are beginning to appear on the horizon, as the northeasterly

A slow-moving storm system has brought rain to St. Joseph, MO, and while showers may linger into Monday, dangerously high heat and humidity are expected to take over through midweek.

Extreme heat returns this weekend and intensifies into next week, with temperatures nearing triple digits and an Excessive Heat Watch in effect starting Monday.

Clear and warm weather continues through Monday, with fog possible in the morning, before rain and storms move in midweek—especially Wednesday and Thursday—followed by a quick return to dry, hot conditions by the weekend.

Canadian wildfire smoke will continue to impact air quality with hazy skies overnight, a slight chance of sprinkles through the weekend, warming temperatures into next week, and increasing rain chances by midweek.