St. Louis Faces Snow and Freezing Temperatures Tonight

URGENT UPDATE: Residents of St. Louis are bracing for a significant weather shift tonight as the National Weather Service forecasts snowfall and dangerously low temperatures. A 50% chance of snow is expected this evening, with precipitation likely occurring before 1 a.m., and temperatures plummeting to around 15 degrees overnight.

As the day progresses, clouds will thicken, with a high near 39 degrees by this afternoon. Between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m., a mix of rain and snow is anticipated, although the chance of precipitation during this window is estimated at 30%. Residents are urged to exercise caution as roads may become slippery due to the wintry mix.

Looking ahead, Thursday is expected to bring clearer skies and calmer conditions, with temperatures rising to around 24 degrees. The Hazardous Weather Outlook indicates no hazardous weather from Thursday through Tuesday, providing a brief respite from the cold snap.

On Friday, St. Louis could see temperatures reach the high 30s, with partly sunny days following. However, be prepared for a potential 20% chance of rain as the week progresses into the weekend.

Residents are advised to stay updated with local forecasts and prepare for chilly conditions as the region transitions from wintery weather to slightly warmer temperatures early next week, possibly reaching the mid-40s by Tuesday.

Stay safe and warm as St. Louis navigates this winter weather event!