St. Louis, MO – Cooler temperatures and mostly dry conditions are expected across Missouri today, bringing some relief from the recent heat. While the overall forecast is mild, isolated to scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are possible, particularly along and east of the Mississippi River. Highs are expected to range between 82 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit, slightly below average for this time of year.
According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, the region will experience broken clouds with the possibility of isolated to scattered showers throughout the day. The arrival of slightly cooler air will keep temperatures near or slightly below average. The chance of rain increases as you move eastward, with areas along the Illinois border seeing up to a 38% chance of showers and storms.
The extended forecast indicates a warming trend over the weekend, with highs reaching 90 degrees by Saturday and climbing into the mid-90s by Monday and Tuesday. The chance of precipitation remains low through the weekend, but isolated showers could return by late next week. Air quality remains good, with an index of 45, making it a suitable day for outdoor activities. Residents are advised to stay updated on local weather conditions, particularly if planning to be outdoors, as thunderstorms may develop unexpectedly.
