Springfield, MO – Residents in Springfield and surrounding areas can look forward to a warm, sunny Friday, but rain is expected to return by Sunday night, potentially impacting travel on I-44 and Highway 65. The National Weather Service is forecasting highs in the low 60s for Friday and Saturday, with clear skies making for comfortable daytime temperatures. However, rain and possibly thunderstorms are anticipated by late Sunday, with a chance of heavier showers extending into Monday.
According to the National Weather Service in Springfield, Friday will be mostly sunny with a high near 62 degrees and a low of around 40 at night, with calm winds becoming southeasterly. Saturday will maintain similar conditions, reaching up to 67 degrees, though clouds may increase by evening as humidity builds.
Sunday marks the shift in weather as a system bringing showers and possible thunderstorms approaches. Rain is expected to begin late Sunday evening, with a 30-60% chance of showers that could intensify into Monday, when rain chances increase to 50-80%. This wet pattern could affect the Monday morning commute, with local roads potentially slick from overnight precipitation. Motorists should remain cautious, particularly on major routes such as I-44 and Highway 65.
The cooler trend will continue with overnight lows dipping to the upper 30s through the weekend. By Tuesday, skies should clear, leading to a mostly sunny day with highs near 59.
Drivers and outdoor enthusiasts are advised to monitor local weather updates, especially as rainfall picks up on Sunday. Check forecasts and road conditions before any weekend plans, and keep an eye out for weather alerts.
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