Springfield, MO — Clouds will dominate the skies this weekend, with cooler-than-average temperatures expected across much of the region. Highs today will range from 74 to 86 degrees, with the warmest areas west of Springfield.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely east of Highway 65, with the highest chances on Sunday. Most areas will see light rain amounts between 0.25 and 0.50 inches, though isolated thunderstorms are possible. Residents in the southeast should prepare for brief showers by Sunday afternoon.
This weekend’s weather pattern, with overcast skies and lower temperatures, offers a reprieve from recent heat. Residents are encouraged to plan for outdoor activities early or consider postponing, as rain chances will increase by Sunday, especially in areas east of Springfield. Drivers along Highway 65 should be aware of potential slick roads as light rain could create hazardous conditions.
Looking ahead, Springfield’s forecast remains mild, with temperatures continuing in the 70s to 80s through mid-week. Rain chances will diminish after Monday, providing clearer skies as the week progresses.
