Storms

Parts of Missouri could be impacted by snow later this week into the weekend.

If you're hoping and praying for a white Christmas in Missouri and Illinois, you will want to see what multiple computer models are showing could happen just prior to December 25.

Enjoy the warm weather that has started to move into Illinois because it won't last long.

There are many who have trusted Farmer's Almanac predictions for decades when they issue long-term weather forecasts. If you're one of them, you'll probably want to know that they have just red flagged Missouri for a week in January that concerns them.

Don't panic if you see some claiming Missouri is going to have a big snow event next week.

Weather looks like it could get wild in Missouri likely beginning next week.

Thanks to many forecasts issued well in advance, we knew that Missouri and Illinois would be getting the first real measurable snowfall over the Thanksgiving weekend. What we didn't expect is some places in both states ended up with just below five inches of snow.

We're now close enough to the incoming storm system that forecasters at the National Weather Service in St. Louis now think they have a good idea which areas will be impacted by snow and they're now warning about interstate travel on Saturday.

Travel during the Thanksgiving holiday could be a bit iffy across many parts of Illinois including interstates.

Weather could get iffy over the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday for both Missouri and Illinois.