Fog fades Friday as St. Louis temperatures climb toward the low 90s. Rain chances increase later next week.

St. Louis gets sunshine and near-90-degree temperatures for Labor Day before a major midweek warmup. Storm chances rise Wednesday night into Thursday.

St. Louis gets a sunny Sunday with a high near 92 before temperatures climb back toward 100 Tuesday and Wednesday.

Sheep, not lawnmowers, would keep the grass down at the proposed 20-megawatt array between Union and Washington.

A dangerous Saturday heat surge will give way to a brief cooler break Sunday and Monday.

St. Louis faces another dangerous heat wave, with highs near 101 and heat indexes approaching 110 through Saturday. A modest cooldown arrives by Labor Day.

St. Louis is facing several more days of dangerous heat, with highs near 100 and heat indexes up to 110 through Saturday.

St. Louis is staring down 101-degree heat Tuesday and several more days near 100. A Heat Advisory runs through Friday, with modest relief arriving by Labor Day.

A Heat Advisory now covers St. Louis through Friday as temperatures climb near 100 degrees and overnight relief disappears.

St. Louis is headed into a long stretch of 100-degree heat, with warm nights offering little relief. A small storm chance arrives late Friday.

A clear 90-degree Saturday is just the opening act. St. Louis heads toward 100-degree afternoons early next week.

State regulators say a chlorinated main break wiped out fish just upstream of Whitecliff Park last July, and Missouri American Water has now settled with the state.

Friday will be sunny and seasonable in St. Louis, but near-100-degree heat is building for next week.