- Isolated showers continue through the afternoon hours.

primarily toward Mid-Missouri and across NW Missouri into

This hazardous weather outlook is for northwest...north central and west central Missouri...as well as extreme eastern Kansas.

- Colder and breezy this evening and into tonight.

with gusts up to 25 mph through the evening and

Patchy drizzle will be possible tonight with lingering

will filter into the region overnight, with morning lows falling into the mid to upper 40s for most locations.

should linger into tomorrow, with skies finally beginning to

clear from southwest to northeast by tomorrow afternoon

(although quite a bit of cloud cover should remain across

northern and NE Missouri), with afternoon highs in the mid to

upper 50s and breezy westerly winds.

Skies should finally become clear CWA wide by Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon, but another trough is progged to move across the central US Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will bring increased cloud cover and slight chance PoPs (20%).

Near normal temperatures are likely to continue through the end of the work week, with afternoon highs in the mid to upper 50s and overnight lows around 40 degrees.

High pressure is anticipated to build overhead Friday into Friday night, which will help lower temperatures Friday night into Saturday morning into the mid to upper 30s for many locations, with some patchy frost possible.

A warming trend is likely this weekend into early next week, with high temperatures returning to the mid to upper 60s by Monday with dry conditions likely persisting.

convective outlook has removed almost all of the CWA from the

marginal risk (except for NE Missouri)

Instability remains quite paltry, which has limited thunderstorm development

High pressure is anticipated to build overhead Friday into Friday night, which will help lower temperatures Friday night into Saturday morning into the mid to upper 30s for many locations, with some patchy frost possible.

Skies should finally become clear CWA wide by Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon, but another trough is progged to move across the central US Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will bring increased cloud cover and slight chance PoPs (20%).

High pressure is anticipated to build overhead Friday into Friday night, which will help lower temperatures Friday night into Saturday morning into the mid to upper 30s for many locations, with some patchy frost possible.

Instability remains quite paltry, which has limited thunderstorm development

convective outlook has removed almost all of the CWA from the

marginal risk (except for NE Missouri)

- Shower and storm chances continue today with a very low risk of strong to severe storms.

Skies should finally become clear CWA wide by Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon, but another trough is progged to move across the central US Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will bring increased cloud cover and slight chance PoPs (20%).

The rest of forecast looks dry with no notable systems moving through the area through Saturday.

Hazardous Weather Outlook National Weather Service Kansas City/Pleasant Hill MO 0501 AM CST Tue Nov 03 2026

- Shower and storm chances continue today with a very low risk of strong to severe storms.

convective outlook has removed almost all of the CWA from the

- Patchy drizzle will gradually clear out through the morning hours.

conditions will start to dry

Clouds will stick around for most of the day but will gradually

will feel much more like fall with values in the mid to upper 50s

and breezy westerly winds.

clear out from southwest to northeast tonight as the surface low

except for areas north of US 36

Near normal temperatures are likely to stick around through the end of the week with highs in the the mid to upper 50s and overnight lows in the 40s.

The 500 mb low over the upper Midwest will progress slightly to the NE as another 500 mb low moves into the southern plains by Thursday night, resulting in a positively tilted trough across the central US.

However, moisture transport will be weak and air near the surface will be relatively dry, keeping the chance of precipitation low (<20%).

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

Another warming trend is likely early next week with highs returning to the mid to upper 60s while dry conditions should persist.

However, moisture transport will be weak and air near the surface will be relatively dry, keeping the chance of precipitation low (<20%).

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

High pressure is anticipated to build overhead Friday into Friday night, which will help lower temperatures Friday night into Saturday morning into the mid to upper 30s for many locations, with some patchy frost possible.

Near normal temperatures are likely to stick around through the end of the week with highs in the the mid to upper 50s and overnight lows in the 40s.

Near normal temperatures are likely to continue through the end of the work week, with afternoon highs in the mid to upper 50s and overnight lows around 40 degrees.

However, moisture transport will be weak and air near the surface will be relatively dry, keeping the chance of precipitation low (<20%).

Skies should finally become clear CWA wide by Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon, but another trough is progged to move across the central US Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, which will bring increased cloud cover and slight chance PoPs (20%).

clear out from southwest to northeast tonight as the surface low

except for areas north of US 36

clear from southwest to northeast by tomorrow afternoon

- Near normal temperatures with generally condition expected through Saturday.

- Near normal temperatures and generally dry conditions are expected tomorrow through Saturday.

High pressure is anticipated to build overhead Friday into Friday night, which will help lower temperatures Friday night into Saturday morning into the mid to upper 30s for many locations, with some patchy frost possible.

Hazardous Weather Outlook National Weather Service Kansas City/Pleasant Hill MO 0501 AM CST Tue Nov 03 2026

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Wednesday through Monday.

the associated cold front has now moved through most of Missouri, taking the showers with it.

- Patchy drizzle will gradually clear out through the morning hours.

conditions will start to dry out as WNW flow continues to bring cooler, drier air to the region

- Cool and cloudy for today with breezy westerly winds.

Highs today will feel much more like fall with values in the mid to upper 50s

will gradually clear out from southwest to northeast tonight

except for areas north of US 36

Near normal temperatures are likely to stick around through the end of the week with highs in the the mid to upper 50s and overnight lows in the 40s.

However, moisture transport will be weak and air near the surface will be relatively dry, keeping the chance of precipitation low (<20%).

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

Another warming trend is likely early next week with highs returning to the mid to upper 60s while dry conditions should persist.

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

The 500 mb low over the upper Midwest will progress slightly to the NE as another 500 mb low moves into the southern plains by Thursday night, resulting in a positively tilted trough across the central US.

However, moisture transport will be weak and air near the surface will be relatively dry, keeping the chance of precipitation low (<20%).

Hazardous Weather Outlook National Weather Service Kansas City/Pleasant Hill MO 0501 AM CST Tue Nov 03 2026

- Shower and storm chances continue today with a very low risk of strong to severe storms.

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Wednesday through Monday.

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

isolated mist/sprinkles through the rest of the day

clearing out skies overnight tonight

keep temperatures within the low 40s across the area

winds will remain just strong enough out of the west

mitigate any fog development overnight

Tomorrow, a cold front will drape southeastward from the retreating surface cyclone, shifting winds out of the north/northwest and reintroducing low clouds to the area by the afternoon.

- Temperatures continue to cool through late week, with chances (15-25%) for light rain/drizzle across northern MO tonight/tomorrow.

Temperatures remain in the 50s during the daytime, before winds shift out of the north with the oncoming surface high and cool temperatures down more by the end of the work week.

The current forecast shows that temperatures will fall to the low 30s and even the high 20s Friday night into Saturday morning.

- Increasing chances (40-60%) for overnight lows at/below freezing Friday night into Saturday morning.

These temperatures coupled with light winds hints at favorable conditions for frost/freeze, especially for northeastern KS and portions of northern/central MO.

- Drier, warmer forecast by late weekend into early next week.

Increasingly dry atmospheric profiles with building ridging from the west will keep precipitation out of the forecast, with temperatures beginning to warm into the 60s by the late weekend under clear skies.

Probabilistic guidance favors temperatures falling below freezing across these areas (40- 60%) , with recent guidance trending colder.

Forecast trends will need to continue to be monitored, and the need for any headline issuances for frost/freeze may need to be considered in the upcoming days, especially if these trends continue.

With this frontal boundary, some low (15-25%) chances for additional light rain exists across northern MO, where greater moisture remains present through the vertical profile.

These temperatures coupled with light winds hints at favorable conditions for frost/freeze, especially for northeastern KS and portions of northern/central MO.

Forecast trends will need to continue to be monitored, and the need for any headline issuances for frost/freeze may need to be considered in the upcoming days, especially if these trends continue.

Probabilistic guidance favors temperatures falling below freezing across these areas (40- 60%) , with recent guidance trending colder.

Forecast trends will need to continue to be monitored, and the need for any headline issuances for frost/freeze may need to be considered in the upcoming days, especially if these trends continue.

However, with increasing synoptic-scale subsidence on the back edge of the retreating trough and a building surface high during the day, the profile looks to quickly dry out.

- Increasing chances (40-60%) for overnight lows at/below freezing Friday night into Saturday morning.

The current forecast shows that temperatures will fall to the low 30s and even the high 20s Friday night into Saturday morning.

These temperatures coupled with light winds hints at favorable conditions for frost/freeze, especially for northeastern KS and portions of northern/central MO.

The trough will continue to move east as high pressure builds in behind it Friday night into Saturday which will bring lows for Saturday morning into the low to mid 30s, especially for north central MO but ensemble guidance has <20% chance that temperatures will drop below 32 degrees.

- Temperatures continue to cool through late week, with chances (15-25%) for light rain/drizzle across northern MO tonight/tomorrow.

clearing out skies overnight tonight

With this frontal boundary, some low (15-25%) chances for additional light rain exists across northern MO, where greater moisture remains present through the vertical profile.