St. Louis, MO – A significant shift in weather will impact Missouri starting Tuesday, with colder temperatures and rain likely midweek. Residents preparing for Thanksgiving travel are urged to plan ahead as weather conditions may complicate holiday plans.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will drop significantly on Tuesday as a cold front moves through the region. Highs on Tuesday will peak near 47°F before dipping to a low of 34°F overnight. Wednesday will bring a 50% chance of rain in the afternoon, transitioning to higher chances overnight as temperatures hover near freezing. Gusty winds are expected, making travel on roadways like I-70 and I-64 potentially hazardous, especially during periods of rainfall.
Thanksgiving Day will see partly sunny skies with highs near 41°F but a continued risk of icy road conditions in the morning. Rain is expected to clear early Thursday, but overnight lows will plummet to 24°F, marking one of the coldest nights of the season.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Missouri residents can expect sunshine on Friday, with highs near 38°F, followed by a potential mix of snow and rain on Saturday. Those planning to travel or host outdoor gatherings should monitor local forecasts closely.
Prepare for fluctuating conditions this week by dressing warmly, allowing extra travel time, and ensuring vehicles are winter-ready.
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