Light snow and gusty northwest winds this morning, with only spotty accumulation expected. Temperatures then rebound sharply into the 60s–70s later in the week.

A narrow band of severe storms is expected across the St. Louis area Sunday afternoon into the evening, with damaging winds and a small tornado risk.

Gusty winds and a line of storms sweep St. Louis Sunday; rain may change to light snow overnight. Secure loose items and prepare for a sharp temperature drop into Monday.

Sunny Saturday, then gusty winds and a rain-to-snow flip Sunday night that may make Monday's commute tricky.

Mild Friday turns gusty, then a dramatic weekend flip: storms Sunday with rain changing to brief snow overnight and much colder temps Monday.

Sunny and mild Thursday, but a Wind Advisory kicks in at 10 p.m. with gusts possible through Friday morning.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms this morning in St. Louis; gusty winds and falling temperatures will make the commute slick.

Unseasonably warm Tuesday with highs near 83°F before storms arrive late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Some storms could be severe; expect gusty winds and heavy rain.

Dense fog is trimming visibility across St. Louis this morning; later a warm, windy day with storms possible Friday night into Saturday.

Patchy dense fog and morning showers slow the Thursday commute; warming, gusty conditions set a possible severe-threat window Friday night.

Patchy fog this morning across St. Louis with showers and thunderstorms likely. Strong storms and heavy downpours are possible midday into the afternoon.

Patchy fog and scattered storms will complicate the St. Louis commute Tuesday; heavy rain is possible tonight. Expect warming into the 70s by Friday.

WashU‑led research finds Sunlight Glacier in the Absaroka Range is melting up to 50 cm a year; thin sections may disappear within a decade, raising hazard concerns.