St. Louis, MO – A cold front is set to sweep through the Midwest next weekend, bringing below-normal temperatures to cities including St. Louis, Chicago, Memphis, and Indianapolis. The sharp temperature drop will create frosty mornings and brisk afternoons, catching many off guard after a relatively mild Thanksgiving.
According to the National Weather Service, a 70-80% chance of colder-than-average weather is expected from Friday through early December. Highs will range from 45 to 50 degrees, while nighttime lows could dip into the upper 20s to low 30s, prompting concerns for holiday travelers and outdoor plans.
In St. Louis, daytime highs next weekend are projected to peak near 48 degrees, while evening temperatures will fall close to freezing. Shoppers headed out for Black Friday deals or attending post-Thanksgiving events along I-70 should dress in warm layers and anticipate brisk winds. Chicago will see similar conditions, with highs in the mid-40s and chilly winds making it feel even colder.
Memphis and Kansas City will also experience the cold snap, with lows potentially dropping below 30 degrees at night. Residents across the Midwest are advised to prepare homes, vehicles, and outdoor plumbing for freezing conditions.
The cold trend is expected to linger into the following week, though skies should remain mostly clear. Stay updated with the latest weather reports to plan your weekend effectively.
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