Just a quick Saturday update.
No significant weather concerns through the middle of next week.
A fast moving southern system could clip the Bootheel and along the KY/TN border late tonight into Sunday night. For now, I have most of that precipitation staying south of us. I will keep an eye on it. Temperatures would be marginal for a rain or rain/wintry mix.
Another weak system shows up around Wednesday. The bulk of that precipitation should avoid our region, as well.
I am watching a stronger system next Thursday into the weekend. Perhaps two systems back to back.
For now, this looks to be rain. The Canadian model shows a wintry mix, but it is currently the outlier.
I will monitor trends. They are quite active.
Temperatures today will rise into the forties! Cool on Sunday. Warmer Monday into Wednesday! Fifties return to the forecast. It has been a while.
Here is the GFS model showing the system late next week.
It brings rain into the region next Friday and Saturday.
The EC model shows a couple of back to back systems. That would be thunderstorms on the EC model.
It brings precipitation into the region Saturday and Sunday, then another event behind it.
Notes:
THE FORECAST WILL TO VARY FROM LOCATION TO LOCATION.
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Seven-day forecast for southeast Missouri, southern Illinois, western Kentucky, and western Tennessee.
This is a BLEND for the region. Scroll further down to see the region by region forecast.
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