Clear skies and efficient radiational cooling may allow lows to dip into the lower 30s for areas south of Interstate 70 late tonight and early Sunday, leading to the potential for Frost Conditions.

MO...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST Sunday for MOZ040-044>046-053- 054.

Surface anticyclone will keep conditions mild for the next few days

- Mostly Dry Through Middle of Week

which will push temperatures back into the 60s to start the next work week.

- Next Rain Chances Wednesday into Thursday

For right now, slight chance POPs will be focused primarily south of Interstate 70 through the middle of this week.

So while a surface cyclone is expected to develop with stronger dCVA, a lot of the forcing is either too far south or too far northeast of the forecast, which would keep conditions mostly dry except for our southeastern zones.

Toward the end of the work week, northwesterly flow will bring CAA, sending temperatures back in the mid 50s for highs.

may allow lows to dip into the lower 30s

What remains uncertain at this point, is if these two trough axes will phase or not.

- Frost Advisory South of Interstate 70 Sunday Morning

MO...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST Sunday for MOZ040-044>046-053- 054.

leading to the potential for Frost Conditions.

If the wave over the Intermountain West slows down, we may see more middle and upper-level support that would bring rain showers to central and eastern Missouri.

Current guidance suggests that these two waves do not phase until after they are further east of our forecast area.

So while a surface cyclone is expected to develop with stronger dCVA, a lot of the forcing is either too far south or too far northeast of the forecast, which would keep conditions mostly dry except for our southeastern zones.

Conditions are expected to remain dry, but cooler conditions are expected Thursday-Satuday.

- Next Rain Chances Wednesday into Thursday

Good radiative conditions has allows patchy fog to develop generally confined to low lying areas.

Any fog is expected to burn off within a few hours of sunrise.

MO...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for MOZ040-044>046- 053-054.

KS...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for KSZ060.

With 925 hpa temperatures nearly 10 degrees C warmer than yesterday and mostly clear skies, expect a larger diurnal curve today with high temperatures in the 60s F.

A few high clouds may filter into northern Missouri this morning

Surface ridge reorients itself over the Tennessee River Valley tonight into Monday leading to southwest flow across the region leading to a gradual warming trend Monday.

Another weak cold front approaches from the north on Tuesday leading to potential slight cooling across northern Missouri.

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

- Cooler conditions expected Thursday - Saturday with north- northwest flow prevailing.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

Temperatures trend back above seasonal norms late next weekend as trough along the east coast shifts east and upper level ridge builds into the central US.

MO...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for MOZ040-044>046- 053-054.

KS...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for KSZ060.

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- Patchy fog/frost this morning.

Good radiative conditions has allows patchy fog to develop generally confined to low lying areas.

Because the fog is expected to remain patchy, have not considered a dense fog advisory.

Any fog is expected to burn off within a few hours of sunrise.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

A series of waves building southeast attempt to phase into a deepening trough mid-week.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

Toward the end of the work week, northwesterly flow will bring CAA, sending temperatures back in the mid 50s for highs.

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

- Next Rain Chances Wednesday into Thursday

For right now, slight chance POPs will be focused primarily south of Interstate 70 through the middle of this week.

- Patchy fog/frost this morning.

- Frost Advisory South of Interstate 70 Sunday Morning

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

Temperatures trend back above seasonal norms late next weekend as trough along the east coast shifts east and upper level ridge builds into the central US.

- Patchy fog/frost this morning.

Good radiative conditions has allows patchy fog to develop generally confined to low lying areas.

Any fog is expected to burn off within a few hours of sunrise.

With 925 hpa temperatures nearly 10 degrees C warmer than yesterday and mostly clear skies, expect a larger diurnal curve today with high temperatures in the 60s F.

Surface ridge reorients itself over the Tennessee River Valley tonight into Monday leading to southwest flow across the region leading to a gradual warming trend Monday.

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Another weak cold front approaches from the north on Tuesday leading to potential slight cooling across northern Missouri.

A series of waves building southeast attempt to phase into a deepening trough mid-week.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

- Cooler conditions expected Thursday - Saturday with north- northwest flow prevailing.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

Temperatures trend back above seasonal norms late next weekend as trough along the east coast shifts east and upper level ridge builds into the central US.

The probability for widespread hazardous weather is low.

- Patchy fog/frost this morning.

Good radiative conditions has allows patchy fog to develop generally confined to low lying areas.

Because the fog is expected to remain patchy, have not considered a dense fog advisory.

Any fog is expected to burn off within a few hours of sunrise.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

A series of waves building southeast attempt to phase into a deepening trough mid-week.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

EAX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... [NEW in this discussion] MO...None. KS...None.

MO...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for MOZ040-044>046- 053-054.

KS...Frost Advisory until 8 AM CST this morning for KSZ060.

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Depending on how quickly this occurs, portions of central Missouri may see the potential for rain showers along a cold front building south.

A series of waves building southeast attempt to phase into a deepening trough mid-week.

- Dry and unseasonably warm temperatures today through Tuesday

Dry and unseasonably warm conditions (5-10 degrees above normal)

- Widespread fog (some localized dense fog) likely Monday morning

is likely in west-central MO and

eastern KS, with REFS probabilities for visibility below 2 miles

between 50-70% by 12Z [6 AM CST] Monday morning

and Tuesday will range from the mid 60s in northern MO to the

low 70s south of the Missouri River.

The streak of non-November like temperatures comes to an end Wednesday and Thursday.

- Light rain/drizzle possible in Central MO Wednesday & Thursday

The highest POPs (~10%) are confined along and east of the US63 corridor in MO.

Accumulations will be light - the LREF 90th percentile for accumulated precipitation is generally around .1" (mean is around .05") in central MO.

Strong NW flow in the wake of the midweek system will bring highs down into the upper 40s to low 50s to finish out the work week.

Patchy frost will also be possible Saturday morning, with light winds and lows ranging from the upper 20s in northern MO to low 30s in central MO.

Southerly flow will increase as a result, bringing temperatures back into the 60s by Sunday.

- Widespread fog (some localized dense fog) likely Monday morning

is likely in west-central MO and

Patchy frost will also be possible Saturday morning, with light winds and lows ranging from the upper 20s in northern MO to low 30s in central MO.

- Widespread fog (some localized dense fog) likely Monday morning

is likely in west-central MO and

The streak of non-November like temperatures comes to an end Wednesday and Thursday.

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.

Patchy frost will also be possible Saturday morning, with light winds and lows ranging from the upper 20s in northern MO to low 30s in central MO.

Cooler conditions follow late week with the potential for more frost/freeze conditions Friday and Saturday mornings.

Hazardous Weather Outlook National Weather Service Kansas City/Pleasant Hill MO 0502 AM CST Sun Nov 08 2026

- Mild and dry conditions expected through Wednesday.