Jared Shelton

A cool and clear Thursday will give way to a mild and dry Friday, despite increasing cloud cover as a weak disturbance passes through the region.  Skies will become partly cloudy late tonight, with lows falling into the upper 30s to low 40s and southerly breezes at 15 to 20 mph. Partly to mostly cloudy

A strong low pressure system will continue to bring rain, snow, and gusty winds through Wednesday evening before sunshine returns Thursday. Rain showers late this afternoon will mix and change over to wet snow through the evening. Light accumulations of a dusting to 1 inch are possible across most of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas.

Light rain and snow will linger across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Saturday night, before sunshine returns for Sunday, leading into a warm and windy start to next week. Mostly cloudy skies Saturday afternoon will give way to a 60% – 70% chance of light rain and snow showers. Light accumulations of up to a

A strong low pressure system will bring the threat for scattered strong storms, gusty winds, and high fire danger through Friday afternoon and early evening. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for all of Northwest Missouri and parts of Northeast Kansas through 7 p.m. Friday, March 14. A High Wind Warning will be in

Dry and quiet conditions will linger Thursday evening, ahead of a strong low pressure system forecast to bring gusty winds, high fire danger, and a threat for scattered severe thunderstorms Friday. A sunny and toasty Thursday afternoon will give way to a mild evening, with skies remaining mostly clear overnight. Low temperatures will fall into

Above average temperatures and sunshine will continue on Thursday, before a strong low pressure system brings gusty winds and a chance for scattered strong storms on Friday. Passing clouds Wednesday evening will give way to clear skies late, with overnight lows dropping into the mid to low 40s after midnight and light easterly breezes. Abundant

Above average temperatures and fair skies will make for a warm and dry mid-week, before gusty winds and chances for showers and thunderstorms return Friday. Upper 60s and sunshine late Tuesday afternoon will give way to a cool off after sunset, with mostly clear skies continuing. Overnight lows will fall into the upper 30s to

Above average temperatures, sunny skies, and southerly winds have made for a balmy and breezy Monday across the Mid-Missouri River Valley. Mild and dry days are in store through much of the work week, before shower and thunderstorm chances return by Friday. Mostly clear skies will prevail tonight with southerly winds of 15 to 25

Chilly and breezy conditions will prevail across Northwest Missouri Friday night, as a passing cold front brings northerly winds of 15 to 25 mph and a drop in temperatures. Early evening 40s and mostly cloudy skies will give way to clearing skies and upper 20s after midnight. A warming trend will be accompanied by abundant

Chilly and breezy conditions will prevail across Northwest Missouri Friday night, as a passing cold front brings northerly winds of 15 to 25 mph and a drop in temperatures. Early evening 40s and mostly cloudy skies will give way to clearing skies and upper 20s after midnight. A warming trend will be accompanied by abundant

Spotty light rain and snow chances will linger to finish out the work week, before sunshine and warmer temperatures make a welcome comeback this weekend.  Cloudy skies will remain tonight, with a 30% chance of light showers and southeasterly winds at 10 to 15 mph. Overnight lows will fall in the mid to upper 30s

Blowing snow and high winds Wednesday morning have given way to clearing skies through the afternoon, as a powerful storm system exits the area. Skies will remain mostly clear overnight, with lows dropping into the mid 20s making for a frosty start to Thursday. A gradual warm-up will take place Thursday, with afternoon highs in

A potent spring storm system will continue to bring periods of rain late Tuesday evening, before high winds and blowing snow develop Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.  Multiple alerts have been issued across the Mid-Missouri River Valley, as high winds are anticipated to result in scattered power outages, and blowing snow is likely to