St. Louis, MO – Rain is expected across Missouri today, posing challenges for Thanksgiving travelers along major routes like I-70. Conditions will clear by Thanksgiving Day, offering sunny skies and calmer travel conditions before snow threatens the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain will develop this afternoon and intensify into the evening. Highs will range from the upper 40s to low 50s today, with wind gusts reaching 21 mph tonight. Travelers should prepare for slippery roads as rain transitions to snow early Saturday, particularly near St. Louis and central Missouri.
Thanksgiving Day will bring sunny skies and highs in the low 40s, providing excellent conditions for outdoor celebrations or travel. Winds will remain light, offering a reprieve from today’s gusty conditions.
The five-day forecast highlights a drastic temperature dip by Friday night, with lows near 22 degrees. Saturday brings a 60% chance of snow after noon, particularly along I-44 and surrounding highways. Accumulations remain uncertain but could disrupt travel plans, especially for evening drivers.
By Sunday, conditions will clear, with highs in the low 30s and plenty of sunshine. Travelers heading home should expect no further precipitation but prepare for colder temperatures.
Drivers should monitor road conditions and prepare for slick patches tonight and Saturday. Those heading out for Black Friday deals should also dress warmly as temperatures drop sharply into the 20s by nightfall.
Stay updated with the latest weather information, and plan ahead to ensure a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving weekend.
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