St. Louis, MO – The National Weather Service predicts light snowfall in the St. Louis region Friday as a weather system moves through Missouri. While significant impacts are not anticipated, commuters along I-70 and surrounding roadways should prepare for slick spots during the morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in St. Louis, the system is expected to track across the Gulf States before reaching Missouri and Illinois late Thursday night into Friday. Snowfall totals are projected to remain minimal, with accumulations under an inch across the metro area. However, drivers should stay cautious, as reduced visibility and slippery conditions could still occur during peak travel hours.
The five-day forecast highlights sunny skies for Wednesday, with temperatures reaching a high of 22°F. Thursday will also bring sunshine and slightly warmer conditions, peaking near 27°F. Snow chances increase late Thursday night, with a 60% likelihood of light snowfall during the day Friday. Highs on Friday are expected to hover around 30°F before dropping to 17°F overnight.
The weekend promises partly sunny skies Saturday, with temperatures nearing 29°F, before Sunday turns colder with a high of 23°F. Overnight lows will remain in the teens, so residents should bundle up for any outdoor activities.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updates from the NWS for potential changes in the snowfall forecast and prepare for icy roads early Friday. Drive carefully and allow extra time during the morning commute.
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