UPDATE: St. Louis residents are bracing for a significant winter storm as the National Weather Service forecasts snowfall starting this evening. A 50% chance of snow is expected before 1 a.m., with temperatures plummeting to around 15 degrees overnight.
As the storm approaches, road conditions are likely to deteriorate, creating hazardous driving situations. Today, St. Louis will see temperatures reach a high of 39 degrees, but clouds will increase throughout the day, with a mix of rain and snow predicted between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m.. Authorities advise residents to prepare for slippery roads and decreased visibility.
Tonight, temperatures will drop further, and with north winds making it feel even colder, residents should be cautious. A light dusting of snow is possible, adding to the wintry conditions.
Looking ahead, the forecast suggests a shift in weather patterns. The Hazardous Weather Outlook indicates that from Thursday through Tuesday, St. Louis can expect clearer skies and calmer conditions. Thursday will bring sunnier weather with a high near 24 degrees, while Friday’s high may reach 39 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.
As the weekend approaches, there is a 20% chance of rain on Sunday, but early next week could see a slight warming trend, with temperatures potentially reaching the mid-40s by Tuesday.
Residents are urged to stay updated on weather conditions and prepare for possible travel disruptions as the winter storm unfolds. Stay safe and warm as St. Louis navigates these challenging weather conditions.
