Springfield, MO – Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue across the Ozarks region today, with gusty winds reaching up to 25 mph. Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should remain weather-aware as localized rain totals of up to 1.15 inches east of Springfield are possible.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm system will persist into the afternoon before tapering off tonight. While no severe weather is expected, residents are advised to plan for wet roads, particularly along U.S. 65 and I-44. Winds from the southeast could make driving hazardous for high-profile vehicles.
Looking ahead, Sunday brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid-50s, offering a brief respite before rain chances return Monday. Evening lows this weekend will dip into the low 40s, bringing cool conditions across the region. Monday’s high will reach 58°F, but scattered showers and a possible thunderstorm could develop by early evening.
By Tuesday, clear skies will dominate, with highs near 54°F and a low around 36°F, providing a stretch of calm weather. Midweek temperatures are expected to stay steady, with Wednesday seeing highs around 56°F and partly cloudy conditions.
Residents planning outdoor activities today should bring rain gear and monitor updated forecasts through the day. Keep an eye on local weather alerts for further developments.
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