Sunny and warm this afternoon with gusty southwest winds. Showers and thunderstorms are possible Sunday night into Monday morning.

Cool Saturday gives way to warmer Sunday, then several wet days arrive early next week.

The American Lung Association’s State of the Air 2026 places the St. Louis metro among the 25 worst U.S. areas for ozone and flags failing county grades and persistent particle pollution.

Cool, sunny Friday with highs in the low 60s. A sharp warm-up Sunday into Monday brings shower and thunderstorm chances early next week.

Cool, clear morning. Sunny into the mid-60s, with spotty showers possible Thursday night.

A late‑night storm ripped the roof off Central Elementary in Steele and a broken gas line ignited a fire that destroyed classrooms. Classes were canceled while officials assess damage.

Sunny, breezy Wednesday with highs near 67°F. Gardeners in northern suburbs should watch for possible frost Saturday morning.

NWS survey crews confirmed an EF1 tornado near Mascoutah after Monday's storms; crews found snapped poles and damage near MidAmerica Airport.

Clear morning but late-day storms could bring gusty winds and small hail to parts of the metro.

A tornado warning moved through western Pike County Monday; officials urged residents to take shelter immediately.

A tornado warning covered St. Louis city and nearby counties this afternoon after radar showed rotation in a storm moving east; officials warned of hail and damaging winds.

Heavy rain and fog Monday morning; severe storms likely this afternoon and evening with damaging wind, large hail and possible tornadoes.

Clear and warm Sunday. Storms could turn severe Monday afternoon and evening.