Springfield, MO – Rain and cooler temperatures are expected to move into the Springfield area starting Friday, bringing potential travel disruptions, particularly for those driving on Highway 63 and surrounding roads. Showers could hit as early as Thursday night, with the heaviest rainfall forecast over the weekend.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, rainfall chances increase to 45% on Friday and could reach 70% by Saturday. Those driving on I-44 or heading east of Springfield should prepare for wet conditions and slower travel times. High temperatures will remain in the upper 60s to mid-70s during this period, but cloudy skies will dominate the weekend.
Locals are encouraged to stay updated on weather alerts, as the exact rainfall amounts remain uncertain. The forecast suggests showers will ease by Sunday, but rain chances will persist into early next week. If you have outdoor plans or are traveling this weekend, keep an eye on the forecast and plan for rain-related delays, especially along major highways.
