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Posts for TODAY, Fri Sep 3, 2010

Labor Day Weekend Forecast

Submitted by Jeff Huffman on Fri Sep 3, 2010 8:33am

Friday Night Football Forecast

Submitted by Jeff Huffman on Fri Sep 3, 2010 8:09am

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Friday Football Forecast

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Thu Sep 2, 2010 8:09pm (BACK TO TOP)

Cool Nights, Mild Days

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Thu Sep 2, 2010 7:47pm (BACK TO TOP)

A cold front is bringing cooler, drier air to the region which will be noticeable when you head out the door early Friday morning with temperatures in the 50s. It will feel like fall through Saturday with chilly nights and mild days. Below are the forecast temperatures for your hometown.

3:30 PM Update: Storms Developing

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Thu Sep 2, 2010 3:38pm (BACK TO TOP)

The cold front is moving quickly to the southeast and is now across mid-Missouri. Storms are quickly developing along the front and will strengthen quickly as the line pushes southeast. A few of the storms have the potential to produce strong winds and locally heavy rain but widespread severe weather is not expected.

Update on Severe Risk This Afternoon

Submitted by Jeff Huffman on Thu Sep 2, 2010 9:31am (BACK TO TOP)

Severe T-Storms Possible Late Thursday

Submitted by Jeff Huffman on Wed Sep 1, 2010 8:41am (BACK TO TOP)

A strong cold front will pick up in speed and grow in strength as it moves through the state on Thursday. With little or no rainfall overnight and through the morning hours Thursday, the atmosphere is expected to become warm, humid, and very unstable by early afternoon. This will likely lead to the rapid development of strong thunderstorms along the front near a Kansas City to Kirksville line by 2pm. These storms are expected to quickly converge into a squall line that will advance southeast through Mid-Missouri between 2 and 8pm Thursday. The leading edge of this line of storms will likely have some strong wind gusts, potentially producing widespread damage. Frequent lightning, small hail, and very heavy rain will also accompany this line of storms. All those with outdoor interests on Thursday afternoon should continue to monitor this site and ABC17 Stormtrack 24/7 for future updates.