St. Louis forecast: sunny with a high near 46°F and southeast winds; tonight to bring partial clouds, low about 30°F. Week starts sunny, reaching 53°F, but rain possible by Tuesday night.

Clear, chilly Saturday morning with a high near 38°F. A warm-up begins Sunday and peaks Tuesday, with rain likely late Tuesday into Wednesday.

St. Louis weather forecast reports a chilly morning, with rising clouds and gusty winds. Clear skies expected tonight, warmer weekend ahead, with possible rain next week.

Saint Louis, MO experiences a chilly Friday with 19°F, with predictions of mostly cloudy skies and a high around 40°F. The NWS forecasts a calm weather pattern with modest fluctuations; temperatures expect to rise gradually into the next week.

St. Louis is set for a cool, partly cloudy February start, with early temperatures at 22°F, a wind chill of 12°F, and clear visibility. The week will warm up, reaching highs in the low 50s with sun and potential rain.

St. Louis experiences cold weather with a chance of snow and freezing rain, turning to cloudy skies and a high near 34°F. The rest of the week looks clear and sunny, with gradually warming temperatures.

Mild Monday with highs near 38°F. A brief wintry mix is possible Tuesday morning across parts of the metro.

The article details the weather forecast for Saint Louis, including varying temperatures and conditions throughout the week, with a mix of clouds, potential snow, and sun.

A quick warm-up will push highs near 29°F today, but a chance of light snow after noon could make untreated roads slick.

Clear but bitter cold Saturday with highs near 20°F and wind chills near −10°F. Slight chance of light snow Sunday north of I‑70; shelter info and tips inside.

St. Louis faces cold temperatures with wind chills between -5 to -15 degrees and highs near 20°F. The week may see some snow but no significant disturbances.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for St. Louis, MO, warning of bitter temperatures and dangerous wind chills for the upcoming weekend.

St. Charles County activated its Emergency Weather Response hotline Wednesday as temperatures plunged. Call 636-344-0177 after 3 p.m. for that night's warming sites.