St. Louis, MO — A weak weather disturbance will slip into Missouri this weekend, and the National Weather Service in St. Louis says the best opportunity for measurable rain arrives Sunday, primarily south of I-70.
Forecasters put rain chances at roughly 60–90% across central and southeast Missouri, including communities near Rolla, Farmington, and Poplar Bluff. Areas along and north of I-70—including the St. Louis metro and Columbia—are likely to see little, if any, precipitation.
Totals should remain light, generally under one-half inch, with plenty of dry intervals—especially north of the main storm track. Temperatures will run seasonably cool for late October, with highs in the mid-50s to lower 60s.
No severe weather is expected, though damp conditions could affect outdoor plans on Sunday in southern parts of the state.
For detailed, localized updates, check the US National Weather Service St. Louis office at weather.gov/stlouis.
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