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Tracking above average temperatures and plenty of sunshine

Tracking sunny days and a steady warm up

Tracking freezing temperatures tonight: sunshine and milder temperatures ahead

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.

Tracking Halloween chills and freezing temperatures

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. 

Tracking a cool and potentially frosty Thursday 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.

Tracking a rainy & cool Tuesday

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. 

Tracking Monday drizzle & rain chances through Wednesday

Tracking a cool and rainy start to the week

Tracking drizzle and overcast skies tonight: scattered showers possible Sunday

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.