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Tracking sunshine and dry conditions into the weekend

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.

Tracking cloudy conditions before plentiful 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.

Today will be an active weather day across the area. During the morning commute, expect stronger, gusty winds and scattered thunderstorms to move through the region. Pockets of heavy rain are likely, especially during the morning hours, so be sure to take it slow on the roads. Add extra time to your commute and remember

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.

Tracking spotty showers tonight: severe thunderstorms possible Monday

Tracking a gloomy Saturday evening: showers possible Sunday

Scattered, low-impact rain chances and mild temperatures will continue through the weekend and early next week as a seasonable but active early fall pattern persists across the region.

Tracking foggy morning conditions and scattered rain through the weekend

Periodic rain and t-storm chances continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the weekend, with temperatures remaining seasonably mild and plenty of dry time as well.

Tracking thunderstorms chances the day today

Scattered shower and thunderstorm chances will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week, promoting less high intensity heat and more seasonably mild conditions.