Springfield, MO – After a cold and breezy Friday, temperatures across Missouri are set to rise over the weekend, bringing a mix of sunny skies and potential rain early next week. Residents should prepare for a significant warming trend that will culminate with rain chances starting Monday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Springfield, Friday night temperatures will drop to around 21 degrees with clear skies and a wind chill as low as 10. By Saturday, the region will see sunny conditions with highs near 42 and lighter winds. Sunday promises even warmer weather, with highs reaching between 45 and 52 degrees and mostly sunny skies.
The warming trend continues into Monday, when daytime highs will climb to 53 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Rain chances will increase late Monday night and persist into Tuesday morning, with showers expected throughout the region. For those planning holiday travel, take precautions, as wet roadways may impact Christmas commutes, particularly along major routes like I-44 and U.S. 65.
Looking ahead, temperatures on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will remain mild, ranging from 50 to 56 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy skies with a 35–70% chance of rain on Christmas Eve, tapering off by Christmas morning.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts for changes and plan accordingly for holiday activities.
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