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Missouri Weather Alert: St. Louis, MO Freezing Friday, Nov 13
St. Louis, MO – Warm November sunshine will soon give way to biting morning temperatures as a 44 degree weather swing approaches the St. Louis region.
By Miles Carter · 2026-11-10T09:32:11.615Z
St. Louis, MO – Warm November sunshine will soon give way to biting morning temperatures as a 44 degree weather swing approaches the St. Louis region.
Temperatures reaching 72 degrees Tuesday will contrast sharply with lows near 28 degrees by early Saturday, bringing freezing conditions to the metropolitan area.
The transition begins with gusty Veterans Day weather before colder air settles across eastern Missouri and southwestern Illinois.
According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, temperatures will drop significantly between November 10 and November 14.
The changing pattern affects St. Louis, St. Louis County, St. Clair County and surrounding communities across the Missouri Illinois metropolitan area.
Veterans Day Winds Signal a Major Weather Change Tuesday, November 10, brings sunshine and temperatures reaching approximately 72 degrees.
West winds around 6 mph should diminish during the afternoon, creating favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
However, increasing clouds Tuesday evening signal an approaching change in the regional weather pattern.
Temperatures fall toward 47 degrees by Wednesday morning.
Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11, remains mostly sunny, with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 68 degrees.
Southwest winds of 5 15 mph will shift northwest, with gusts potentially reaching 26 mph.
Those gusts could move loose outdoor decorations, scatter fallen leaves and make exposed areas feel breezier.
Drivers traveling Interstate 64, Interstate 70 and Interstate 55 should remain attentive to changing crosswinds.
Wednesday evening brings partly cloudy skies and temperatures falling toward 43 degrees.
Northwest winds continue at 10 13 mph, with gusts potentially reaching 22 mph.
Thursday Brings a Sharp Temperature Drop Thursday, November 12, marks a noticeable shift toward colder fall weather.
Afternoon temperatures reach only 51 degrees, approximately 17 degrees below Wednesday's high.
A chance of sprinkles develops after noon, although widespread rainfall is not indicated.
By Thursday night, temperatures fall toward 33 degrees, approaching the freezing mark.
Residents should consider protecting sensitive plants and preparing outdoor water connections for colder conditions.
Friday Morning Brings Freezing Conditions Friday, November 13, delivers sunshine but significantly cooler temperatures.
Afternoon highs reach approximately 46 degrees before temperatures fall sharply again.
Friday night temperatures could reach 28 degrees, marking the coldest point in the supplied five day outlook.
That represents a 44 degree difference from Tuesday's afternoon high.
Drivers should watch for isolated slick spots where moisture remains on bridges or shaded pavement.
However, no snow accumulation, freezing rain or widespread flash freezing event is predicted in the supplied local outlook.
The forecast also does not identify a specific tornado threat for St. Louis.
St. Louis Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Sunny, high 72°F. Increasing clouds Tuesday night, low 47°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Mostly sunny, high 68°F. Wind gusts up to 26 mph. Partly cloudy Wednesday night, low 43°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Partly sunny, high 51°F. Chance of afternoon sprinkles. Mostly clear Thursday night, low 33°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Sunny, high 46°F. Mostly clear Friday night, low 28°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Sunny, high 49°F. Mostly clear Saturday night, low 32°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday, November 15, brings mostly sunny skies and a modest warmup to approximately 53 degrees.
Sunday night remains partly cloudy, with temperatures near 37 degrees.
Monday, November 16, continues the warming trend, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 57 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, residents should monitor updated weather information for additional temperature swings.
Although colder seasonal patterns can eventually support winter precipitation, no specific snowstorm is established for St. Louis in the supplied outlook.
Are you ready for freezing temperatures across St. Louis and Metro East, or are you hoping the November warmth returns? Tell us what conditions you're seeing in your neighborhood!