The Springfield region and much of the Missouri Ozarks will wrap up the workweek with continued rain chances before a noticeably calmer and drier weekend settles in. Showers and thunderstorms remain likely through Friday, supported by moisture-rich air and periods of patchy fog, especially overnight and into the early morning hours. Rainfall probabilities range from 50 to 90 percent on Friday, with isolated thunderstorms still possible as a weak frontal boundary pushes east.
By Saturday, a welcomed pattern change arrives. Sunshine will gradually return, temperatures will moderate, and humidity will decrease, offering a pleasant break from several wet days. Highs will range from the upper 50s to lower 60s. Sunday continues the trend with mostly sunny skies and highs climbing into the lower to mid-60s—near or slightly above seasonal averages.
Residents should enjoy the dry window while it lasts. Rain and storm chances are expected to return by Monday morning as another disturbance approaches from the west. Early next week may feature more widespread showers and potentially a few thunderstorms.
For now, the weekend looks ideal for outdoor plans, travel, or simply enjoying some late-November sunshine after a soggy stretch of weather across the Ozarks.
