St. Louis, MO – Residents across Missouri should prepare for a soggy Monday night as rain, gusty winds, and isolated snowflakes move into the region. A cold front sweeping through the area will drop temperatures significantly, with gusts of up to 33 mph expected by Tuesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, steady rain will continue through the night, particularly for communities north of I-70, including Columbia and Jefferson City. Rainfall totals will remain below an inch, but a few rumbles of thunder could occur. Early risers on Tuesday may also see wet snowflakes in areas like Quincy and Moberly, though no significant accumulation is expected.
Travelers and commuters should exercise caution as wet roadways, reduced visibility, and high winds could make driving hazardous overnight. Those with outdoor plans should prepare for windy conditions, with highs on Tuesday reaching only the mid-40s.
The five-day forecast shows a break in precipitation starting Tuesday evening. New Year’s Day will bring mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures, with highs near 38°F. By midweek, nighttime lows will drop into the 20s, signaling the start of a cold start to 2025.
Residents should secure outdoor decorations and monitor weather updates for changing conditions. Stay informed by visiting the National Weather Service website or tuning into local alerts.
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