Local Forecast

Tracking mild & wet conditions: cooler and mostly dry this weekend

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Wednesday afternoon and evening, with 40% to 60% chances area-wide. A few storms may produce gusty winds and hail, with a marginal risk of severe thunderstorm activity across the region into tonight. Overnight lows will fall into the low 60s to

Tracking possible strong storms tonight: rain chances continue later this week

Mostly sunny and warm conditions Tuesday afternoon will give way to scattered thunderstorms Tuesday night across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas. An active pattern will ensue, with numerous chances for showers and storms through the middle and later half of the work week. A 30% chance of isolated t-storms will develop after 5 PM Tuesday,

A mild, dry, and mostly clear Monday evening will give way to isolated thunderstorm chances by Tuesday evening. Rain and t-storm chances will continue through mid to late week as an active pattern settles into the region. Clear skies and upper 60s Monday afternoon will give way to a few passing clouds after midnight. Lows

Tracking a rainy Easter evening: sunshine returns tomorrow!

Tracking widespread showers and a few strong storms are possible tomorrow

Tracking cool and rainy Easter weekend

Unfortunately, Easter weekend in St. Joseph isn’t looking as sunny and warm as the weather we enjoyed this past week. A cold front passed through the area this morning, dropping temperatures significantly. We started the day in the low 70s, but we’ll continue to see temperatures in the mid-50s over the next few hours. Tonight,

Dry, warm, and breezy conditions will prevail across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Thursday evening, as a low pressure system tracks well north of the area keeping any risk for strong to severe thunderstorms along and north of the Iowa border. Overnight lows will only fall into mid to low 60s late, with south winds

This morning, moderate rainfall produced about a tenth of an inch of precipitation in St. Joseph. As we move through the rest of the day, it will be warm and windy. Southerly winds will move into the area, sustaining between 15 and 25 mph, keeping temperatures toasty this afternoon. Highs will reach the mid-80s. Tonight,

Widespread rainfall and thunderstorms began this morning and are expected to taper off later in the morning. Storms still have the potential to produce heavy rain, gusty winds, and sizable hail. Conditions will dry out by the mid-morning, and southerly winds will sustain between 15 and 25 mph. These winds will help keep temperatures warm

A warm, breezy, and dry Wednesday evening will give way to a 40% to 60% chance of scattered thunderstorms late tonight through early Thursday morning. Some storms may produce small hail, heavy rain, and gusty winds. Temperatures overnight will fall into the low 60s with southerly winds at 15 to 20 mph. Mainly dry and

Clear skies and seasonably cool temperatures will make for a quiet Tuesday evening across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas. Northwest breezes at 10 to 15 mph will slack off after sunset, with overnight lows falling into the low to mid 40s after midnight. Breezy conditions and warmer temperatures will arrive Wednesday afternoon, with highs in

Partly cloudy, breezy, and seasonably cool conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday evening. Low 60s early Monday evening will fall into the 40s and upper 30s late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, with clearing skies and northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph. Abundant sunshine will prevail on Tuesday, with

Tracking a seasonable start to the week

Mostly sunny skies and above average temperatures Sunday afternoon will give way to a cool-off Sunday night, as a cold front traverses the region. An increase in cloud cover and a 20% chance of showers will accompany the cold front Sunday night and Monday morning, along with northwesterly breezes at 15 to 25 MPH. Low

Tracking toasty temperatures Sunday: seasonable again next week

Clear and cool conditions Friday night will give way to a warm and breezy weekend, as southerly winds and periods of sunshine promote above average temperatures. Low 60s late Friday afternoon will be followed by 50s and 40s overnight, with mostly clear skies and light winds. A cool start to Saturday will give way to

Tracking a seasonable day: Warming up this weekend

Partly cloudy, mild, and breezy conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Thursday afternoon and evening. Most will remain dry aside from  a 10% – 20% chance of stray showers through sunset. Temperatures will fall out of the 60s and into the low 40s late tonight, as gusty northwest winds slack off from

Tracking windy conditions and mild temperatures

A warm and breezy Wednesday afternoon will give way to cooler and calmer conditions overnight, with a 20% chance of stray showers after sunset. Lows tonight will fall into the mid to upper 40s with light northwest breezes at 5 to 10 mph. Mostly sunny and windy conditions will prevail on Thursday, with highs warming

This morning, skies will start off mostly cloudy, but clouds will decrease throughout the day. Temperatures are much milder this morning. Afternoon highs will still climb into the mid-70s, even though a weak and dry cold front will move through this afternoon, shifting winds from the southwest to the northwest. Winds will sustain between 10

Sunny skies Tuesday afternoon will give way to increasing clouds tonight, as a low pressure system passes through the region bringing slight chances for rain through Wednesday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight will be accompanied by southerly winds at 10 to 20 mph, and a 20% chance of showers after midnight. Low temperatures

Tracking sunshine and seasonable temperatures

A clear and cool Monday afternoon will give way to a chilly night with subfreezing temperatures likely across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas by early Tuesday morning. Freeze warnings are in effect along and south of the Highway 36 corridor from 12 AM to 9 AM Tuesday, cold sensitive vegetation should be protected with scattered