St. Louis, MO – Missouri residents can expect a warm and dry stretch of weather as the calendar flips to October, with above-normal temperatures forecast through the school and work week.
According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, there are no significant rain chances in sight, and dry conditions are expected to persist statewide. Highs Monday and Tuesday are forecast to reach the mid to upper 80s, while temperatures from Wednesday through Friday are expected to hold in the low to mid-80s.
The extended run of dry, sunny days comes as many residents prepare for fall events and outdoor activities. While the warmth may feel more like late summer, the lack of rainfall continues a trend of dry conditions across parts of Missouri. Farmers and gardeners may see soils drying further, while those enjoying outdoor sports and festivals should find favorable weather.
Looking ahead, forecasters caution that October often brings rapid swings in weather patterns, including the first frost potential later in the month. For now, however, the region will see above-average warmth, light winds, and clear skies—ideal for evening walks, football games, and early Halloween decorating.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts from the National Weather Service for any changes heading into next week.
