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Missouri River to reach flood stage this weekend after heavy rain upstream (opens the original)
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Mid-Missouri has seen little rain this past week, but the Missouri River is about to rise anyway. The water is coming from the north and west, where a deluge has hit parts of Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas. Rain totals across Mid-Missouri over the past seven days were low, ranging from a trace east of Highway 63 to nearly 2 inches in the northwest, around Macon, Brunswick and Marshall. Farther upstream, the picture is very different. On September 30th alone, heavy thunderstorms produced a band of 3 t
Columbia records hottest September ever, straining AC and energy bills (opens the original)
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Columbia is set to record its hottest September ever by a very comfortable margin, driving up energy costs amid high inflation and swirling data center concerns. Through September 28th, the average temperature was 77.1 degrees Fahrenheit, besting the previous record of 75.8 degrees set back in 1897. This September ran about 7.5 degrees above normal, more than twice the average rate of climate change over the last 50 years. Average low temperatures were the warmest on record at 67 degrees, and av
Remnants of Polo to bring late-week rain to Mid-MO (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo is expected to make landfall near major hurricane strength on the Baja California peninsula Monday evening. Its remnants could bring heavy rain to Mid-Missouri, more than 1,500 miles away, later this week. Polo has already made history. Based on wind speeds and central pressures, it ranks among the five strongest and most intense hurricanes on record in the Western Hemisphere. It's also the third Category 5 hurricane of the 2026 Pacific season, tying the record for the most in a s
Tracking light rain this evening, more showers this weekend (opens the original)
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TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, with a few sprinkles possible through sunset. Lows fall to the lower 60s. TOMORROW: Scattered showers and a possible rumble of thunder. Mostly cloudy, with highs stuck in the upper 60s and low 70s. EXTENDED: Rain chances continue into Sunday, but showers should be fairly light by the end of the weekend, coming to an end by Sunday evening. Rain totals could reach between a quarter and a half inch, with the highest totals mostly north of I-70. Drier weather is favored on Mo
Stubborn clouds persist over Mid-MO due to stable conditions (opens the original)
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It feels like the sun has gone into hiding for early fall, as most of Mid-Missouri has been stuck under a thick, stubborn cloud deck for days. Forecasters at the National Weather Service don't expect it to clear out anytime soon. The setup started early in the week, with a cold front bringing in cool air and moisture. A large area of high pressure parked over southern Canada behind the front, locking in a light easterly-to-northeasterly flow at the surface. Those winds have been feeding us a ste
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