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Rain chances increase Friday afternoon through Saturday, with isolated thunderstorms possible.
Warm autumn weather will give way to a damp weekend followed by a slow-moving storm system early next week that could produce heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.
Isolated thunderstorms Friday and winds exceeding 30 mph in parts of the Ozarks Monday
Record-breaking dryness across the Ozarks since August 1 has raised concerns about low water levels and heightened wildfire risks as the region enters its driest months.
The current stretch of warm and quiet weather will transition into a series of storms and showers starting Tuesday, leading to potentially heavier rainfall and thunderstorms next week.
Springfield warms to 80 degrees Thursday before clouds and possible Halloween showers.
Above-normal temperatures and dry skies dominate the Ozarks before rain chances return around Halloween.
Weekend temperatures could reach 81 degrees as dry, sunny conditions continue into next week.
A stalled weather pattern means warm and dry weather until late next week.
St. Louis, Springfield and Kansas City face changing rain chances, but Halloween timing is uncertain.
We just got our latest drought update, and there was some slight improvement near I-44 where heavier rains fell last week. The good news this time of year is that the ground tends to hold onto the water a little better thanks to the cooler pattern and lower sun angle. The lack of rain since […]
Clouds overnight could bring a few sprinkles overnight
Springfield faces a stretch of sunny afternoons, with weekend highs approaching 80 degrees.
St. Louis, Kansas City and Springfield face uncertain snowfall prospects as El Niño shapes winter.
Springfield could reach 80 degrees this week before the Oct. 26–Nov. 1 outlook begins.
Springfield, MO – Residents across portions of the eastern Missouri Ozarks are facing another chilly October night Saturday, October 17, with temperatures expected to fall near freezing before a noticeable warmup Sunday.
Temperatures will be 25-30° colder today compared to Thursday.
After a scorching stretch of 90-degree October heat, gardeners across the Ozarks are bracing for temperatures to drop to nearly freezing this weekend.
A clear sky and light wind will allow temperatures to fall into the 30s.
A cold front arriving tonight will trigger the coldest weekend of the fall season with chilly temperatures and potential frost before a warming trend begins next week.
