St. Louis, MO – Severe thunderstorms are expected to move into northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois this morning, bringing with them a threat of damaging winds and localized flooding. Residents in these areas are advised to stay alert and prepare for potential severe weather conditions.
According to the US National Weather Service in St. Louis, the primary threats from these storms include damaging winds and heavy rainfall that could lead to localized flooding. The storm system is anticipated to affect northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois through 8 AM, with another round of storms potentially developing this evening across southwest and south-central Illinois from 6 PM through midnight.
The National Weather Service recommends monitoring the forecast closely as details may change rapidly. Residents should have multiple ways to receive weather warnings, especially those in the affected regions.
Today’s forecast for St. Louis includes cloudy conditions with thunderstorms expected between 6 AM and 8 AM. The temperature is projected to rise from 75°F in the early morning to 89°F by early afternoon. The daily high is expected to reach 93°F with a 55% chance of precipitation.
Looking ahead, temperatures in St. Louis are forecasted to increase throughout the week, with highs nearing 98°F on Wednesday. Air quality is currently rated as good, with an index of 31. Winds are blowing from the south-southwest at 6 mph, with gusts up to 14 mph. The UV index is low today, but residents should remain cautious during peak sunlight hours.
