Sunny Sunday with a high near 68°F. Midweek warms into the 70s–80s, with showers and thunderstorms possible late Thursday into Friday.

Morning showers should clear to a breezy, sunny afternoon in St. Louis; Sunday warms into the upper 60s.

A tree toppled onto a two‑story Ballwin home during Wednesday’s storms; the family escaped and crews are clearing debris as insurance assessors inspect.

Clear morning, highs near 87°F; late-afternoon storms Friday may bring damaging winds and heavy rain.

Severe storms and a platform migration produced a barrage of calls and texts across St. Clair County, with officials saying the duplicate warnings stem from a CodeRED-to-Everbridge switch.

A tornado warning covering St. Louis City expired late Wednesday night, the city police posted. Officials say the alert was part of a larger line of severe storms.

Sunny and warm Thursday, then a higher chance of organized thunderstorms Friday night. Expect gusty winds and stay alert for watches.

The Army Corps found contaminated soil at the long-empty Reserve at Winding Creek in Hazelwood; sampling is underway and remediation is planned for Oct 2026–Mar 2027.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely Wednesday afternoon and evening in St. Louis; gusty winds and hail are possible. Cooler, drier air arrives this weekend.

Highs near 90°F Tuesday in St. Louis with gusty southwest winds. Storms are likely Wednesday — secure loose items and watch forecasts.

Warm and windy Monday with highs near 85°F. Severe storms possible Tuesday night and Wednesday.

Breezy south winds will push highs into the low 80s Sunday; a slight chance of evening showers and a stronger storm threat arrives Tuesday–Wednesday.

Mostly clear morning gives way to a warm Saturday with a small late‑afternoon shower risk. The week turns warmer and more active with storm chances midweek.