Missouri Weather Alert: Rain and Patchy Fog to Disrupt Travel Through Christmas Week

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St. Louis, MO – Rain and patchy fog are set to impact parts of Missouri starting today, creating potential challenges for holiday travelers. Southeast Missouri will experience scattered showers this afternoon, with heavier rain likely by Tuesday night. Motorists are urged to drive cautiously, especially along key routes like I-55 and I-70.

According to the National Weather Service, light rain will begin moving across the region late today and continue into Tuesday afternoon, with a 60% chance of rain during peak travel hours. Patchy fog is expected overnight, which could reduce visibility significantly. Rain is forecasted to linger through midday Wednesday, though temperatures will remain above freezing, limiting ice concerns.

Christmas Day will bring a break from persistent rain, with only a 40% chance of isolated showers and highs near 47°F. By Thursday, drier conditions will take hold, with highs reaching 53°F. However, another weather system is expected Friday, bringing a 60% chance of rain to close out the week.

Drivers should be prepared for reduced visibility during foggy conditions and plan for slower travel. Ensure headlights are on in fog, and avoid high speeds. Residents are advised to stay informed of weather updates as the week progresses and prepare for potentially wet roads during Christmas travel.

Stay tuned for updates from the National Weather Service and follow local news for changes to the forecast.

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