St. Louis, MO – Travelers across Missouri should prepare for a soggy midweek commute as rain moves into the region on Wednesday. The National Weather Service predicts a 70% chance of precipitation, with the heaviest rainfall expected during the afternoon and evening hours, affecting major routes like I-70 and I-44.
According to the National Weather Service, high temperatures on Wednesday will reach the upper 40s, but combined rain and wind could make conditions feel colder. Drivers should anticipate reduced visibility and slippery roads. The rain is expected to taper off before dawn on Thanksgiving Day, leaving behind dry but chilly weather for holiday celebrations.
Thanksgiving Day itself is shaping up to be mostly sunny, with highs around 42°F. Winds will pick up slightly, ranging from 7 to 10 mph, but road conditions should remain favorable for holiday travel. Looking ahead, Friday and Saturday bring a potential shift in weather, with highs in the mid-30s and a 50% chance of snow by Saturday afternoon.
For those planning to travel or host gatherings this week, timing may be key. Wednesday’s rain could cause minor delays, so plan for extra travel time during peak commuting hours. Additionally, anyone traveling Saturday should stay tuned for updates on potential snow impacts.
Be sure to dress warmly throughout the week, as overnight lows are expected to drop into the 20s starting Wednesday night, with wind chills making it feel even colder.
For updates on weather conditions, follow the National Weather Service and stay informed about local travel advisories.
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