St. Louis, MO – Light snow is expected to sweep through the region this morning, potentially slowing down commutes across eastern Missouri and western Illinois. The snowfall, predicted to last through mid-morning, could leave slick spots on area roadways, including I-55 and I-70, with accumulations under an inch.
According to the National Weather Service, snow began early Monday morning and is expected to taper off by noon. Motorists should allow extra time for travel and exercise caution on untreated surfaces. Reduced visibility and slick patches could pose hazards during the busiest commute hours.
Looking Ahead:
Monday afternoon will bring clearing skies, with temperatures struggling to reach 30°F. Overnight lows will plunge to around 15°F under mostly clear skies.
The Week Ahead:
• Tuesday: Sunny skies are forecast, with highs reaching 32°F. Calm winds should make for a pleasant day despite the chill.
• Wednesday: A brief warmup brings highs near 50°F, accompanied by sunshine.
• Thursday: A sharp drop in temperatures is expected, with highs only in the upper 20s.
• Friday: Partly sunny conditions return, with highs in the mid-30s, setting up for a colder weekend.
Residents are encouraged to monitor forecasts for updates and prepare for icy conditions, especially on secondary roads and bridges. Keep warm layers handy as temperatures fluctuate throughout the week.
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