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Historic polar vortex disruption could influence Midwest weather late this year

ST. LOUIS — Meteorologists are closely watching what could become one of the earliest major Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) events on record. Forecast models are indicating a dramatic weakening, and possibly a temporary reversal of winds high above the Arctic during the first half of November. If the event occurs as predicted, it could disrupt […]

Missouri · 10d

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Tracking a stormy start to the work week

Mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers Sunday afternoon will give way to rounds of shower and thunderstorm activity to start the work week, as a strong low pressure system tracks across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas on Monday. A few storms may contain gusty winds, small hail, and locally heavy rainfall Monday and into Monday night. Between rainy periods clouds will prevail Monday with afternoon highs in the low 70s and steady southerly winds at 15 to 25 mph, occasionally gusting over 35 mph. Rain chances linger into Tuesday as the system slowly exits the region, with a gradual drying trend and cooler temperatures to follow. A mainly dry and more seasonable early November pattern sets up for the middle and second half of the week, with highs in the low to mid 60s and lows near 40 degrees through next weekend.

Missouri · 7d
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Tracking gray skies, Halloween weekend rain chances

Mostly cloudy skies and passing showers have made for a gloomy Halloween across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas. On and off rain showers and patchy drizzle will persist at times Saturday night and early Sunday morning with lows falling well into the 50s and light breezes. Partly to mostly cloudy skies linger Sunday with only a slight chance of showers and highs in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. A low pressure system will track across the region early next week, bringing widespread chances for showers and thunderstorms Monday and potentially the first half of Tuesday.

Missouri · 8d
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Tracking a few light showers with better rain chances this week

November 1, 2026 9:03 AM Published November 1, 2026 4:50 AM. TODAY: Overcast skies are likely again on Sunday, so you won't need sunglasses today. You may want a light rain jacket if you're leaving early this morning, as light showers continue off and on through the morning. Still, if you don't mind a light spritz or two, it's not much to worry about. No meaningful rain accumulations are forecast today. Temperatures are expected in the mid-to-upper 60s.

Missouri · 8d
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Missouri’s cold weather rule begins Sunday

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The statewide cold weather rule, which prevents heat-related utility disconnections on particularly cold days, begins November 1. The rule applies on days when the temperatures are predicted to drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. for a 72-hour period. According to the Missouri Public Service Commission, while the The post Missouri’s cold weather rule begins Sunday appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Missouri · 9d

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First Alert Forecast 10 p.m. 10/31

Kentucky · 8d

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Tracking very light showers amid plenty of dry time this Halloween

Missouri · 9d

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Cloudy With Some Sprinkles Today - More Rain This Week

Missouri · 7d

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Missouri November Weather Nov. 5-11: Snow Despite Warmth?

Kansas City, St. Louis and the Ozarks face different November weather as temperatures begin their seasonal decline.

Missouri · 11d

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Tracking scattered rain chances through the Halloween weekend

TODAY: I'm tracking a mostly cloudy afternoon with southeasterly winds at 8-12 mph, helping temperatures warm into the upper 70s. A few isolated showers remain possible, but most will stay dry the majority of the day. TONIGHT: I'm tracking stubborn clouds overnight as slightly better chances of showers enter Mid-Missouri....

Missouri · 10d

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Local fall foliage approaching early November peak

Between late summer heat waves and largely warmer than normal October temperatures, conditions have been less than ideal for local fall color to truly flourish this year. Despite the odds, certain deciduous tree species across the Mid-Missouri River Valley have managed to turn shades of yellow, orange and red over the past few weeks. Other trees have had less luck with the color change, either shedding prematurely or simply fading into shades of pale green and brown.

St Joseph, MO · 10d

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Tracking Friday rain and t-storm chances

Showers and thunderstorms have returned to Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Friday morning, making for a soggy start to the day. Widespread wet weather will give way to more dry time for the afternoon with mostly cloudy skies and highs ranging from the upper 60s to low 70s. Scattered rain chances return Friday evening and continue into parts of Saturday along with considerable cloud coverage and highs near 70 degrees. Trick-or-treaters should be prepared for the possibility of showers Saturday evening, although a washout is not expected.

Missouri · 10d

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Gloomy Halloween ahead with cooler temps and light rain

A shift toward gloomy and damp conditions begins Friday, followed by a larger storm system expected to bring heavy rain and potential thunderstorms to the Ozarks between Monday and Tuesday.

Missouri · 10d

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Ozarks Weather Alert: Thunderstorms Possible Nov. 2–3

Halloween highs reach the 70s, with thunderstorms possible Monday and Tuesday across the Ozarks.

Springfield, MO · 9d

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Some rain in forecast, doesn’t look like drought buster, one new burn ban issued

Some rain is in the forecast over the next five days, but it doesn’t look like a drought buster and with the dry conditions in the area, a new burn ban has been issued. Stone County Judge Stacey Avey issued a burn ban for his county earlier this week due to the fire danger. Currently, that is the only county in north central Arkansas under a burn ban.

Arkansas · 10d

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Cold Weather Law goes into effect on Sunday, Nov. 1

What payment options are available under the Cold Weather Law?. Missouri’s Cold Weather Law will take effect on Sunday, November 1st. The Cold Weather Law forbids the disconnection of heat-related services on any day when temperatures are forecast to drop below 32 between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. for the next 72-hour period.

Missouri · 10d

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Tracking Friday’s Storm Chances

We are tracking unsettled weather to end the work week across Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri on Friday. We will have a chance for showers and thunderstorms, and plenty of cloud cover with temperatures running well above normal for the end of October. Friday morning will bring us a chance...

Kansas · 11d

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Missouri Winter 2026-27 Weather Awareness: Fix Cars Before Snow

From St. Louis to Kansas City and Springfield, five car problems could leave drivers stranded.

Missouri · 10d

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Trout stocking delayed because of warm temperatures

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Department of Conservation announced on Thursday that winter trout stocking has been delayed because of “unseasonably warm temperatures.” The state stocks rainbow trout in urban lakes around the state around the first week of November, the release says. The typically stock more than 70,000 trout in more than 30 urban The post Trout stocking delayed because of warm temperatures appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 10d

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Heavy rain and flash flood risk across northern Kansas tonight

Strong convection materializing: A band of strong convection has developed along a stationary front stretching from near Hays to the Kansas-Nebraska border near Falls City, rooted in elevated air. Rain rates exceeding 1.5 inches per hour are already occurring, with local rates of 1.5 to 2 inches per hour expected where storms linger over the next 4 to 6 hours. Isolated flash flooding is possible across northern and northeastern Kansas, far southeastern Nebraska and far northwestern Missouri through 4:06 a.m. CDT.

Kansas · 10d