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Patchy fog will give way to sunshine and a 77-degree high Friday. The warm, dry pattern is expected to stick around through next week.

A little morning fog is the only wrinkle in St. Louis’ sunny Thursday forecast. Warm, dry weather continues through the weekend.

St. Louis will warm from a foggy start to a sunny 75-degree Wednesday, with a dry, mild weekend ahead.

The St. Louis region is forecast to see plenty of sun Tuesday, with highs around 70 degrees and very little wind.

A crisp Monday morning gives way to sunny skies and a weeklong warmup, with temperatures nearing 80 by the weekend.

St. Louis starts Sunday cold and clear before temperatures climb steadily all week. Highs could reach 80 degrees by Thursday and Friday.

St. Louis faces a cloudy, windy Friday with a slight shower chance before sunny skies return for the weekend.

St. Louis gets one more stormy, warm day Thursday before a sharp cold front brings chilly temperatures and gusty winds Friday.

Storms are taking over St. Louis before a sharp cold front sends temperatures tumbling. Sunshine returns for the weekend, but the wind will have plenty to say first.

The 105,000-square-foot Bridgeton facility will sort nine to ten truckloads an hour and serve about 3 million residents.

St. Louis will reach about 94 Tuesday before thunderstorms arrive early Wednesday. A sharp cold front then sends Friday temperatures into the 60s.

St. Louis will hit 94 Monday and 96 Tuesday before thunderstorms bring heavy rain and a sharp late-week cooldown.