- A few sprinkles are possible (10-15%) this afternoon through tomorrow morning, but meaningful precipitation is not expected.

is expected to spread across

allowing temperatures to peak around 70F today

At the surface, high pressure over the Great Lakes will result in light southerly winds.

Weak WAA and mid-level height rises will yield high temperatures in the mid-70s.

By Thursday, the ridge axis will once again be centered overhead, with the height rises and WAA bringing temperatures into the upper 70s through Saturday.

This system will lift northeast into Canada and its cold front will advance towards the Central Plains, but is not expected to make it this far south before stalling out.

Although it will remain stalled north of the area, forcing along the front may be enough to see a few showers on Sunday across far northwestern MO, although the chances remain low (15-30%) given the presence of dry low- level air.

- Predominantly dry conditions through the weekend for most locations.

Another trough ejection on Sunday should be enough force the cold front across the area on Monday, bringing high temperatures back towards seasonal normals in the low-to-mid 60s.

- Above normal temperatures expected through this weekend.

unlikely that any meaningful precipitation will be seen across

This system will lift northeast into Canada and its cold front will advance towards the Central Plains, but is not expected to make it this far south before stalling out.

Although it will remain stalled north of the area, forcing along the front may be enough to see a few showers on Sunday across far northwestern MO, although the chances remain low (15-30%) given the presence of dry low- level air.

Although it will remain stalled north of the area, forcing along the front may be enough to see a few showers on Sunday across far northwestern MO, although the chances remain low (15-30%) given the presence of dry low- level air.

Sunday is expected to be dry and warm as the cold front stall north and west of the forecast area with highs remaining in the 70s.

Another trough ejection on Sunday should be enough force the cold front across the area on Monday, bringing high temperatures back towards seasonal normals in the low-to-mid 60s.

Highs Monday will be in the mid 60s to lower 70s.

This feature will finally drive the cold front into the area on Monday bringing the chance for showers (15-30%) however, moisture will be meager.

By Thursday, the ridge axis will once again be centered overhead, with the height rises and WAA bringing temperatures into the upper 70s through Saturday.

This will provide continued height rises pushing highs into the mid 70s to lower 80s by Saturday.

Another trough ejection on Sunday should be enough force the cold front across the area on Monday, bringing high temperatures back towards seasonal normals in the low-to-mid 60s.

- A few sprinkles are possible (10-15%) through mid-morning, but meaningful precipitation is not expected.

moving into the eastern Kansas and western Missouri

falling into dry air below 10kft

relegated to brief very light sprinkles

- Above normal temperatures and dry conditions expected through this weekend.

These brief sprinkles may continue until mid-morning

will drive highs into the low to mid 70s

expected Thursday as the upper level ridge axis moves from the

the mid to upper 70s

Friday and Saturday, the upper level ridge

This will aid in highs rising into the mid

70 to near 80.

This will force an attendant cold front into the Plains on Sunday.

The local area will remain in the warm sector ahead of the front with highs again in the 70s.

- Rain chances return Monday (20-50%).

The upper trough will then move through the region on Monday night continuing shower chances as the front is forcing through the CWA.

Temperatures in Monday will range from the lower 60s to lower 70s.

Surface high pressure will build into the area behind the cold front cooling highs to near seasonal normals in the upper 50s to mid 60s.

- Above normal temperatures and dry conditions expected through this weekend.

Only low precipitation chances (15-30%) for extreme NW MO on Sunday.

- Rain chances return Monday (20-50%).

Another trough ejection on Sunday should be enough force the cold front across the area on Monday, bringing high temperatures back towards seasonal normals in the low-to-mid 60s.

Temperatures in Monday will range from the lower 60s to lower 70s.

Surface high pressure will build into the area behind the cold front cooling highs to near seasonal normals in the upper 50s to mid 60s.

Clear skies and light winds will continue through the remainder

the lower 50s across most of the CWA

temperatures a few degrees for tomorrow afternoon, with clear

skies and nearly calm winds continuing.

Afternoon high temps should remain in the mid to upper 70s for Friday through Sunday, although the increased cloud cover overnight should keep overnight lows a few degrees warmer.

This should help generate some increased cloud cover moving in from the west by Saturday and especially Sunday.

Most guidance wants to bring the aforementioned western trough and the associated cold front through the area Monday into Tuesday, bringing in cooler temperatures and slight chance PoPs (15% to 20%).

The main question at this time is just how much colder will temperatures be, as the most recent NBM run shows the 25th and 75th percentiles for MaxT on Monday at MCI as 63 and 73 degrees, respectively, and 58 and 73 degrees, respectively, for Tuesday.

- Above normal temperatures and dry conditions are expected through the weekend.

The main question at this time is just how much colder will temperatures be, as the most recent NBM run shows the 25th and 75th percentiles for MaxT on Monday at MCI as 63 and 73 degrees, respectively, and 58 and 73 degrees, respectively, for Tuesday.

Most guidance wants to bring the aforementioned western trough and the associated cold front through the area Monday into Tuesday, bringing in cooler temperatures and slight chance PoPs (15% to 20%).

- Rain chances return Monday (20-50%).

Afternoon high temps should remain in the mid to upper 70s for Friday through Sunday, although the increased cloud cover overnight should keep overnight lows a few degrees warmer.

coupled with modest WAA. This will aid in highs rising into the mid

70 to near 80.

- Rain chances return Monday (20-50%).

Most guidance wants to bring the aforementioned western trough and the associated cold front through the area Monday into Tuesday, bringing in cooler temperatures and slight chance PoPs (15% to 20%).