URGENT UPDATE: St. Louis residents are bracing for significant snowfall and dangerously cold temperatures as the National Weather Service (NWS) has just issued a forecast predicting snow this evening and overnight. A 50% chance of snow looms before 1 a.m., with temperatures plunging to around 15 degrees overnight.
Today, St. Louis is experiencing increasing cloud cover, with a high near 39 degrees. Expect a mix of rain and snow between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. as the precipitation probability stands at 30%. Residents are advised to exercise caution while driving, as roads may become slippery with the incoming weather.
Tonight, the cold will intensify with north winds contributing to the chill. The NWS warns that a light dusting of snow is possible, adding to the already frigid conditions.
Looking ahead, St. Louis is expected to see clearer skies and calmer conditions starting Thursday. The Hazardous Weather Outlook indicates no hazardous weather expected from Thursday through Tuesday, offering a brief respite from the winter storm. However, temperatures will remain low, with a high near 24 degrees on Thursday and a gradual increase leading to a possible high of 39 degrees by Friday.
As the weekend approaches, a 20% chance of rain is forecasted for Sunday, indicating that while conditions may stabilize, residents should remain prepared for fluctuating winter weather. Early next week, temperatures are projected to rise slightly, potentially reaching the mid-40s by Tuesday.
Stay tuned for further updates as this weather develops and ensure safety measures are in place.
