Jared Shelton

Cool and dry conditions continue across the Mid-Missouri River Valley for Halloween, with increasing clouds as a disturbance passes through the region. Temperatures fall from the 50s through the 40s after sunset, with light northwest breezes and lows bottoming out in the low 30s after midnight.

After a foggy and chilly start to Thursday, sunshine has returned to the Mid-Missouri River Valley for the afternoon. Cool and clear conditions persist overnight, with temperatures dropping into the mid to low 30s, bringing another risk for frost early Friday morning. 

Mostly cloudy and breezy conditions Wednesday afternoon will give way to clearing skies, light winds, and chilly temperatures overnight. Frost is possible across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas early Thursday morning as temperatures near the freezing mark. 

Chilly rain and gusty winds will continue across the Mid-Missouri River Valley Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, as a low-pressure system passes through the region.

Cloudy, cool, and damp conditions are widespread across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas to start the work week, ahead of system expected to bring periods of additional rainfall back to the region Tuesday and Wednesday. Dry skies and sunshine eventually return later in the week, with slightly below average temperatures persisting through Halloween. 

Overcast skies, cool temperatures, and patches of light rain Friday evening will largely persist this weekend, as a slow moving low pressure system tracks across the region.

Abundant sunshine Thursday afternoon will give way to increasing clouds after sunset as a low-pressure system spreads moisture into Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kanas.

Clear skies and cool temperatures will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Wednesday evening, promoting another chilly night. Scattered frost is once again possible by early Thursday morning, as low temperatures fall to near freezing.

A Frost Advisory has been issued for parts of far Northwest Missouri north of Highway 36 from 3 A.M. to 9 A.M. Wednesday. Cold sensitive vegetation should be protected in the advisory area.

Dry and windy conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday night and Tuesday, as a cold front ushers in another shot of crisp fall air.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Friday afternoon and evening as a cold front passes through the area. Toasty temperatures will slowly cool by Saturday with partly sunny skies and a slight chance of showers. A second shot of cooler and drier air arrives Sunday, bringing the welcome return of seasonable fall conditions.

Unseasonably warm, breezy, and dry conditions continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Thursday evening and parts of Friday, before a cold front brings t-storm chances Friday afternoon and evening. Spotty rain chances linger Saturday as temperatures cool, leading into a sunny and seasonable Sunday.

Despite lingering clouds and spotty showers across parts of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas today, temperatures have warmed well above average with highs reaching the 80s. Clearing skies tonight make way for a mostly sunny, warm, and breezy Thursday- with highs once again reaching the 80s. Much of Friday will remain unseasonably warm, before a cold front pushes into the region bringing t-storm chances by Friday evening and much cooler air for the weekend.

Mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers will linger across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Tuesday evening, before sunshine and above average temperatures return Wednesday and Thursday. A cold front arrives late Friday, bringing rain and thunderstorm chances followed by cooler air this weekend.

Slight rain chances and periods of cloud cover will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday night and Tuesday, as a series of disturbances passes through the region. Seasonably cool temperatures will also linger through Tuesday, before another warming trend takes hold Wednesday.

A warm, breezy, and mainly dry Sunday afternoon will give way to increasing clouds and cooler temperatures Monday and Tuesday, as a cold front pushes through the area. Spotty rain chances will be followed by sunshine and a warm-up mid to late week.

Dry skies and mild air will make for a pleasant weekend, before rain chances return to start next week.

Dry skies and seasonable temperatures will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Thursday afternoon and evening, before scattered shower and t-storm chances develop late Thursday night and early Friday morning.

Mainly dry and seasonably mild conditions continue for Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week, aside from a slight chance of isolated t-showers late Thursday night and early Friday morning.

Sunshine has returned to Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas after a wet start to the week, following a passing cold front which also delivered fall-like temperatures. Seasonably cool and dry conditions continue through the middle of the work week, before a warming trend develops this weekend.

Mostly cloudy skies and periodic showers will linger across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday night and early Tuesday morning, as a cold front passes through the region bringing seasonably cool air for the next several days.

Summer-like heat, sunshine, and southerly breezes will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas this weekend, before a cold front brings rain chances and cooler air Sunday night through much of next week. 

Early October heat and abundant sunshine continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas late this week and into the weekend, with temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees above average through Sunday. A cold front will usher in a seasonably cool air mass early next week along with the onset of rain chances.

Summer-like heat and sunshine will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas to finish out the work week and start the weekend. Spotty rain chances and much cooler air return early next week as a more seasonable pattern sets up across the region. 

Above average temperatures and dry skies will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week, with periods of cloud coverage Tuesday and Wednesday followed by more abundant sunshine.

Warm days, cool nights, and plenty of sunshine are ahead for Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through this weekend and into next week. Afternoon high temperatures will continue to remain 5 to 10 degrees above average, as a ridge of early fall heat sets up across the heartland.

Warm days, cool nights, and lots of sunshine are in store for Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas as a dry and quiet pattern settles into the region for the next 5 to 7 days. Temperatures will climb several degrees above average through the weekend, making for a toasty end to September.

A gray start to Wednesday has given way to partly sunny skies for the afternoon and evening, as a low pressure system exits the area. Aside from a 20% chance of stray t-showers before sunset Wednesday, dry conditions will settle in to finish out the week with temperatures steadily warming and plenty of sunshine through the weekend.

Cool, cloudy and damp conditions continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Tuesday evening as a low pressure system slowly pushes through the region. Spotty rain chances and cloudy skies linger early Wednesday, before a mostly sunny and warmer pattern returns late-week.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are anticipated to develop across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday evening and overnight. A few storms may contain hail and damaging wind gusts, especially across far Northern Missouri through early Tuesday morning.