A federal judge dismissed East St. Louis’ $2.7 billion PCB lawsuit against Monsanto, finding the city's claims were time‑barred and that it hadn’t shown a present health risk. The ruling leaves planned cleanup funding in doubt.

Cloudy Monday with light drizzle and a high near 43°F. A wet, stormy pattern builds midweek with warmer temperatures.

A Winter Weather Advisory runs Sunday night into Monday morning for the St. Louis area. Most spots see light wet snow; a narrow corridor could get 24 inches.

Mid‑60s Saturday with a chance of light afternoon rain. Snow is likely Sunday night into Monday in parts of the metro; expect localized travel impacts.

Sunny and warm Friday with gusty southwest winds; Red Flag Warning noon–6 p.m. Avoid outdoor burning.

Mid‑30s this morning, sunny and 56°F today, then a warm, windy Friday with elevated fire danger. Late Sunday into Monday rain may change to snow, mainly north of I‑70.

Clear and chilly this morning; light rain likely Wednesday night with a brief wintry mix possible along the northern metro.

A rapid warm-up will push St. Louis into the mid-50s Tuesday with gusts to about 32 mph and elevated fire danger. Light rain is likely Wednesday night.

Forecasters warn elevated fire danger Tuesday across the St. Louis region; local fire districts are asking residents to postpone burns and fully extinguish fires.

A chilly Monday gives way to a quick warmup Tuesday with gusty south winds and elevated fire danger across the St. Louis area.

Blustery northwest gusts and a high near 32°F make Sunday feel raw across St. Louis.

Cloudy Saturday with a few morning flurries mainly south of I-70. Highs near 42°F and a cooler, breezy Sunday ahead.

St. Louis greets a cold morning with a high of 43°F and wind chills near 18°F. The weekend forecast suggests a slight chance of snow, with temperatures rising towards 60°F by Wednesday.