St. Louis, MO – Isolated thunderstorms could disrupt evening plans today across Missouri and west-central Illinois, potentially affecting drivers along major routes like I-70. The National Weather Service warns that storms may strike after midnight, creating hazardous conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, scattered storms are likely tonight, particularly across northeast Missouri and western Illinois. Motorists should be cautious when traveling late tonight into early Friday, as the storms may cause reduced visibility and slick road conditions. This threat will extend into Friday morning, with storms expected to weaken by midday.
Weekend travelers can expect a much clearer forecast, with sunny skies on Saturday and Sunday across both states. Highs will hover around 85°F, making it ideal for outdoor plans. Temperatures will drop slightly by Sunday night, cooling to the low 50s.
Looking ahead to next week, the forecast shows mostly sunny skies and dry conditions. However, drivers should remain prepared for potential weather changes, particularly as we move into the fall storm season. For up-to-date weather alerts and travel safety tips, check local forecasts before heading out.
