URGENT UPDATE: St. Louis is bracing for significant snowfall and dangerously low temperatures as the National Weather Service has issued an urgent forecast for this evening. Residents can expect a 50% chance of snow starting before 1 a.m., with temperatures dropping to around 15°F overnight.
This evening, clouds will thicken, and a mix of rain and snow is forecast to hit the area between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m., with a high today reaching only 39°F. Authorities warn that roads may become slippery as conditions worsen, creating potential hazards for evening commuters.
As the night progresses, temperatures will feel even colder, exacerbated by north winds. A light dusting of snow is anticipated, which could lead to dangerous travel conditions.
Looking ahead, the weather will shift dramatically. The Hazardous Weather Outlook indicates that from Thursday through Tuesday, St. Louis will experience clearer skies and calmer conditions, with no hazardous weather expected. However, Thursday’s high will only reach 24°F, making it crucial for residents to prepare for continued cold.
Friday may see a slight warm-up, with highs near 39°F and mostly cloudy skies. A 20% chance of rain is forecast for Sunday, but early next week temperatures could rise slightly to the mid-40s by Tuesday.
Residents are urged to stay updated on weather conditions and take precautions as this winter storm unfolds. Share this update to keep your community informed about the severe weather impacting St. Louis now!
