A Flood Watch is in effect Sunday for St. Louis. Expect thunderstorms, heavy rain and gusty winds this afternoon into tonight.

A Flood Watch covers St. Louis Sunday into early Monday with heavy rain and a threat of severe storms. Expect 1–3 inches of rain and gusts to 28 mph.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun with a high near 84°F. Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely late Saturday night through Monday; plan accordingly.

Clear and cool this morning; slight chance of midday showers with higher storm odds Sunday.

A Gulf‑fed surge has pushed precipitable water into the 1.5–2+ inch range over central Missouri, meaning storms this evening could dump heavy, localized rain and spark flash flooding.

Cool, clear start Tuesday with spotty midday showers. Wednesday could bring severe storms and 40–45 mph gusts — plan ahead.

Sunny Monday with highs near 79°F and light northwest breezes. Organized storms and a severe risk arrive Wednesday, June 17; have a backup plan for outdoor events.

The National Weather Service in Springfield issued a Flood Warning early Sunday for southern Missouri and parts of southeast Kansas. Heavy rain has closed roads and pushed low-water crossings into dangerous flows.

Breezy northwest winds and a cooler day in St. Louis on Sunday. Storms return midweek with the best chance Wednesday–Thursday.

Warm, muggy morning gives way to storms tonight; damaging winds and heavy rain are possible in spots. Monitor forecasts and transit alerts.

Sunny Friday with a high near 85°F, but multiple rounds of thunderstorms — some severe — are likely Saturday evening with heavy rain and flash-flooding risk.

A radar‑confirmed tornado prompted warnings across Putnam County on Wednesday; viewer video shows a funnel near Lucerne while neighbors reported downed trees and a damaged shed.

The NWS in St. Louis has issued a Flood Warning for the Mid Fork Salt River near Holliday and the North and Middle Fabius rivers; minor flooding and road closures are possible.