Abigail McCluskey

Hot and humid through the week with isolated rain Monday, heavier storms Tuesday, and cooler temps by Saturday.

Tracking a hot and humid Independence Day with highs in the 90s, a slight chance of showers Friday, increasing rain chances Saturday with a cooling trend into the weekend.

Temperatures are climbing into the 90s across St. Joseph, with a hot and mostly dry 4th of July expected before rain chances increase over the weekend and continue into early next week.

Tracking sunny, warm days through Thursday before rain chances increase for a cooler, soggy 4th of July weekend.

We started the week with rain and cooler temps, but expect sunny, comfortable weather through midweek before slight rain chances return for the 4th of July weekend.

A storm system tonight poses a Level 2 risk with flooding and damaging winds, clearing by Monday afternoon with warmer weather for the Fourth of July.

Saturday has been another hot and humid day across the St. Joseph area. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel, as we can expect some relief from the heat and humidity at the start of the workweek. Sunday is expected to be an active weather day. We’ll begin with conditions very similar

Record-breaking overnight lows continue, with a heat advisory in effect and t-storms possible Monday night into Tuesday.

The NWS has extended a heat advisory through Monday for much of Missouri and northeastern Kansas, with dangerously high temperatures and heat indices surpassing 100°F, followed by active weather including rain and thunderstorms starting Monday night.

Severe storms expected Tuesday evening in the St. Joseph area, with threats of damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding—stay weather-aware and prepared.

Summer heat builds with weekend sunshine and midweek storm chances in the forecast

After a cool start to the week with below average temperatures, the region will warm up into the 80s and 90s by midweek, with only scattered, brief rain showers expected later in the week.

Scattered rain will continue over the next few hours. Rain will clear up overnight making a seasonable start to the work week.

Dry conditions continue overnight into the morning on Sunday. However more rain and T-storms move in after lunch Sunday.

Teachers will reach almost 90 going into June, then rain chances pick back up Tuesday.

The weekend is looking to be mostly dry and warm, with only a 20% chance on Saturday. Behind that rain kicks back up on Tuesday.

Rain has come to a pause over most of the area, and is anticipated to pick up Wednesday night into Thursday.

Rain is looking to continue into Tuesday afternoon. Behind Tuesday temperatures climb with clearing skies.

Tracking more rain through the holiday into early next week.