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First Alert 4
Near Record Heat Today, A Few Showers Possible This Weekend
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Warm end to the week, Isaias to bring rain to parts of MO and IL
ST. LOUIS – Our weak cold front has come through. We’ll see a wind shift to the north and temperatures that are just a couple degrees cooler on Thursday, with highs in the low to mid-80s. As the front moves back north as a warm front, highs will...
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Some St. Louisans are quietly preparing for the next big disaster—and smaller ones, too
There’s a group of around 20 people who, this fall, will spread out around St. Louis with more know-how in applying tourniquets, providing first aid, and taking action in the wake of immediate trauma. When the next storm comes, or when someone near them is hurt, the hope is they’ll be better equipped to act.
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Sunny and warm in St. Louis, eyes on the Gulf for first Atlantic Hurricane
ST. LOUIS – Quiet weather and above average temperatures continue across the St. Louis region. A very warm day is expected on Wednesday, with highs pushing into the mid to upper 80s. A weak, dry cold front passes through Wednesday night into Thursday. It will drop our temperatures by...
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The tornado sparked a housing crisis in north St. Louis. It's set to get even worse
Nearly a year and a half after a tornado ripped through the north and west sides of St. Louis, recovery work is slowly creeping along in the area. But the city’s head of tornado recovery efforts says an ongoing housing crisis in the area still could get worse. The...
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St. Louis Just Had Its Longest 90-Degree Stretch Ever, Beating a 1950 Record
St. Louis just closed out the longest stretch of 90-degree weather the city has ever recorded, with 192 days separating its first hot day of the year from its last. The streak broke a record that had stood since 1950, and it capped a September that turned out to be the warmest the city has ever measured.
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It’s official: St. Louis had the longest 90-degree season on record
If you feel like summer has been extraordinarily long this year, you’re right. This week, St. Louis broke a record for having the longest stretch between 90-degree days in a year. The first 90-degree day was March 22, while the last was Wednesday. That’s 191 days, breaking a record...
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Gradual clearing Friday, beautiful Fall weekend ahead
ST. LOUIS – The heaviest rain is done for the bulk of the St. Louis region, though some steadier showers will continue to roll across our southernmost counties early Friday. Elsewhere, low hanging clouds, mist, and pockets of drizzle will hang around through daybreak. Cloudy skies Friday morning will gradually give way to clearing skies […]
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NWS in St. Louis says this has now been our longest 90 degree temperature season on record
If you thought our overall stretch of seeing 90 degree temperatures was especially long this year, you are right. Wednesday’s forecast high here was 88—but some spots got above 90 for the day, the final day of September. The National Weather Service in St. Louis confirmed that it’s...
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Rain and storms Thursday into Friday bring weekend cool down
ST. LOUIS – The clouds parted and we heated up! A high of 92 F on Wednesday makes 16 days of 90+ in September and marks 191 days between our first 90 F (March 22) and our last 90 F (September 30 and counting), the longest 90-degree season on record.
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St. Louis restaurant hopes cooler weather can save business
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First Alert 4
Warm Again Thursday But Here Comes The Rain & A Cool Down
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Hot day Wednesday, rain late Thursday and into Friday
ST. LOUIS – Overnight showers to our west are struggling to move into the St. Louis area but we are watching the radar for a few sprinkles to the west and north of metro St. Louis. It will be a warmer start out the door Wednesday morning on what will be warm end to our […]
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Hurricane Polo: How much rain will it bring to St. Louis?
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Warm end to a very hot September, rain arrives Thursday
ST. LOUIS – While not to the same extreme, our month of September will end how it began, with well above average high temperatures. Despite a cool start in the 50s, temps will push into the mid-80s Tuesday under sunny skies. Not as cool overnight, we’ll wake up Wednesday in the 60s. A hot and cloudier day on Wednesday, highs close to 90 F.