Broad surface anticyclone behind the cold front has been keeping conditions clear across the forecast area today, along with drier and cooler conditions.

- Mild Weather Conditions This Weekend

This will remain the trend through the

temperatures will reach into the lower and mid 70s.

will be a bit cooler, with upper 40s to lower 50s possible.

winds and strong radiational cooling may help promote some fog

development, but overall moisture may be to limited for it to become

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

A few short-wave trough axes will force the surface anticyclone eastward into the Great Lakes Region for the start of the work week, but most of the dCVA stays north of the area, and this is also where all the precipitation chances will remain, keeping our forecast area dry.

- Mostly Dry Forecast Next 7 Days

- Warmer Temperatures Next Week

This will push a thermal ridge eastward, which will introduce a WAA regime through the middle of the next week that gradually take afternoon high temperatures back to the upper 70s and lower 80s, with perhaps mid 80s for areas well south of U.S.

Through the middle of the next work week, ridge over the southwestern CONUS will amplify and increase dAVA into the Central CONUS, allowing another stronger surface anticyclone to develop. This will push a thermal ridge eastward, which will introduce a WAA regime through the middle of the next week that gradually take afternoon high temperatures back to the upper 70s and lower 80s, with perhaps mid 80s for areas well south of U.S. Hwy. 50.

Perhaps a short-wave perturbation of some kind could generate light shower activity, but current ensemble suites keep probabilities for detectable precipitation at under 10 percent.

Hwy. 50. Perhaps a short-wave perturbation of some kind could generate light shower activity, but current ensemble suites keep probabilities for detectable precipitation at under 10 percent. Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

Perhaps a short-wave perturbation of some kind could generate light shower activity, but current ensemble suites keep probabilities for detectable precipitation at under 10 percent.

winds and strong radiational cooling may help promote some fog

development, but overall moisture may be to limited for it to become

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

- Mild Weather Conditions This Weekend

temperatures will reach into the lower and mid 70s.

- Cooler, fall-like, temperatures expected this weekend.

another cold front south through the area with another push of

winds and strong radiational cooling may help promote some fog

development, but overall moisture may be to limited for it to become

Hwy. 50. Perhaps a short-wave perturbation of some kind could generate light shower activity, but current ensemble suites keep probabilities for detectable precipitation at under 10 percent. Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

The one caveat, at this point, would be Wednesday, when a weak front moves into the area.

Still, the probability of even seeing a hundredth of an inch is only around 5-10%.

- Mostly Dry Forecast Next 7 Days

Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

resulting in a light easterly wind and dry

highs today will be similar

70s expected, which is very close to normal for this time of

- Seasonable conditions this weekend.

will however, push another weak front south through the area

Sunday, reinforcing the drier airmass over the region.

Similar near-normal to slightly above-normal conditions are expected Sunday.

For next week, low-level flow turns southerly by Tuesday, as the surface high shifts into the eastern US.

This southerly flow will help temperatures climb back above normal by Tuesday

back above normal by Tuesday with highs climbing to 10-15

degrees above normal values for the later half of next week.

- Above normal temperatures mid to late next week.

- Dry weather conditions are expected the next seven days.

While several weak shortwaves will move across the middle of the country, there is a lack of moisture available for any precipitation to occur. As a result, the entire forecast looks dry with a greater than 95% of dry conditions. The only day when there is more than a 0-5% chance is Thursday night. A shortwave moves east, mainly north of the area, with some minor ascent noted along the northern edge of the low-level jet.

For now, the atmosphere looks too dry to carry anything more than around a 5% chance of precipitation across northern Missouri.

As a result, the entire forecast looks dry with a greater than 95% of dry conditions.

While several weak shortwaves will move across the middle of the country, there is a lack of moisture available for any precipitation to occur.

A shortwave moves east, mainly north of the area, with some minor ascent noted along the northern edge of the low-level jet.

For now, the atmosphere looks too dry to carry anything more than around a 5% chance of precipitation across northern Missouri.

- Dry weather conditions are expected the next seven days.

- Mostly Dry Forecast Next 7 Days

winds and strong radiational cooling may help promote some fog

development, but overall moisture may be to limited for it to become

While several weak shortwaves will move across the middle of the country, there is a lack of moisture available for any precipitation to occur. As a result, the entire forecast looks dry with a greater than 95% of dry conditions. The only day when there is more than a 0-5% chance is Thursday night. A shortwave moves east, mainly north of the area, with some minor ascent noted along the northern edge of the low-level jet.

For now, the atmosphere looks too dry to carry anything more than around a 5% chance of precipitation across northern Missouri.

Hwy. 50. Perhaps a short-wave perturbation of some kind could generate light shower activity, but current ensemble suites keep probabilities for detectable precipitation at under 10 percent. Therefore, will keep the forecast dry for the current 7-day period.

While several weak shortwaves will move across the middle of the country, there is a lack of moisture available for any precipitation to occur. As a result, the entire forecast looks dry with a greater than 95% of dry conditions. The only day when there is more than a 0-5% chance is Thursday night. A shortwave moves east, mainly north of the area, with some minor ascent noted along the northern edge of the low-level jet.

For now, the atmosphere looks too dry to carry anything more than around a 5% chance of precipitation across northern Missouri.

remain cool and dry this afternoon

with highs in the low to mid-

weak cold front out of the Northern Plains through our area Sunday,

reinforcing the dry air mass

keeping highs in the 70s under more northerly flow.

Breezy south to southwesterly winds will be

possible on Tuesday as the surface anticyclone exits eastward

layer mixing during the afternoon.

- Warmer By Middle of Work Week&&

pushing temperatures back into the upper 70s,

with highs in lower 80s for points south of Interstate 70.

probabilities for measurable precipitation at 10 percent or less,

and therefore will maintain a dry forecast.

plenty of opportunity for the elevated river levels to continue to

fall through this week.

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

mid-level kinematic action is still progged to remain will north of

the area over the next 7 Days,

Breezy south to southwesterly winds will be

possible on Tuesday as the surface anticyclone exits eastward

southerly by Tuesday, as the surface high shifts into the

and therefore will maintain a dry forecast.

The only day when there is more than a 0-5% chance is Thursday night.

For now, the atmosphere looks too dry to carry anything more than around a 5% chance of precipitation across northern Missouri.

through the work week, this will push the thermal ridge far enough

pushing temperatures back into the upper 70s,

remain cool and dry this afternoon, with highs in the low to mid-

weak cold front out of the Northern Plains through our area Sunday,

reinforcing the dry air mass and keeping highs in the 70s under more

Breezy south to southwesterly winds will be

possible on Tuesday as the surface anticyclone exits eastward

layer mixing during the afternoon.

- Warmer By Middle of Work Week

east to provide WAA, pushing temperatures back into the upper 70s,

with highs in lower 80s for points south of Interstate 70.

and therefore will maintain a dry forecast.

- Dry weather conditions are expected the next seven days.

plenty of opportunity for the elevated river levels to continue to

fall through this week.

probabilities for measurable precipitation at 10 percent or less,

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

- Warmer By Middle of Work Week

- Above normal temperatures mid to late next week.