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Missouri Weather Today: Lows Near 25° Before 63° Warmup Nov 14
Springfield, MO – Residents across southwest Missouri and the Ozarks face several chilly mornings beginning Saturday, November 14, with overnight temperatures expected to fall into the 20s in some com
By Elliot Vaughn · 2026-11-14T12:44:02.115Z
Springfield, MO – Residents across southwest Missouri and the Ozarks face several chilly mornings beginning Saturday, November 14, with overnight temperatures expected to fall into the 20s in some communities. However, a gradual warming trend will bring afternoon highs into the lower 60s by Tuesday, offering a noticeable change from the weekend's colder conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Springfield, dry weather is expected across the region for the next four days. Afternoon temperatures will generally remain in the 50s through the weekend before gradually increasing into the middle of next week.
Freezing Temperatures Expected Overnight Saturday's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, with afternoon highs ranging from 48 to 55 degrees across the region.
Temperatures will drop considerably overnight, with lows expected between 27 and 34 degrees.
Sunday, November 15, brings another relatively cool day, with partly cloudy skies and afternoon highs ranging from 52 to 55 degrees.
The coldest temperatures of the forecast period are expected Sunday night into Monday morning, when lows could fall between 25 and 32 degrees.
Residents with sensitive outdoor plants should consider precautions where freezing temperatures are expected.
Sunshine Returns as Temperatures Climb Monday, November 16, will feature sunny skies and slightly warmer afternoon temperatures, with highs ranging from 55 to 59 degrees.
Overnight lows are forecast between 27 and 36 degrees, meaning some communities could still experience freezing conditions during the early morning hours.
By Tuesday, November 17, temperatures are expected to climb between 57 and 63 degrees under sunny skies.
Dry Weather Continues Through Tuesday The National Weather Service expects dry conditions to persist throughout the four day forecast period, providing favorable opportunities for outdoor activities and travel.
The gradual warming trend is expected to continue into the middle of next week.
Despite increasingly comfortable afternoons, residents should remain prepared for cold mornings and significant differences between daytime and overnight temperatures.