St. Louis, MO – Early morning travelers across central and northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois should brace for patchy fog, which could reduce visibility to less than half a mile. This warning from the US National Weather Service in St. Louis advises motorists to be prepared for rapidly changing road conditions. Despite the foggy start, clear skies are expected throughout the day, with temperatures reaching a high of 84°F.
According to the National Weather Service, the fog will primarily affect parts of central and northeast Missouri and west-central Illinois early this morning. As the day progresses, St. Louis residents can expect temperatures to rise from the mid-60s at dawn to around 84°F by the afternoon. Winds will be mild, with gusts up to 6 mph, ensuring clear and pleasant conditions.
Looking ahead, the weather remains favorable, with sunny skies predicted for the week. Tuesday will see highs around 86°F, while temperatures will soar to 90°F by Wednesday. The warm trend continues with highs of 87°F on Thursday and 86°F on Friday. Weekend forecasts indicate partly cloudy skies on Saturday with a high of 86°F and clearer conditions on Sunday, reaching 89°F. Next week starts with rising temperatures, hitting 93°F by Monday and 94°F by Tuesday.
