- Record Highs Thursday PM, 90s
- First Alert Weather Day: Scattered Storms Thursday Night Could Be Strong to Severe
- Cooler Air Returns Friday & Saturday
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Opening Day Thursday: Get ready for a hot afternoon with highs climbing up to 93 degrees. The previous record is 87° (set in 1991). Warm winds out of the southwest look to gusts up to 25 mph with mostly sunny skies.
First Alert Weather Day Issued for Thursday Night! Showers and storms look to push into northern portions of the STL Region after 9 pm as a cold front surges south. The primary threat remains possible large hail, with the secondary threat of strong winds and an isolated tornado possible. The threat looks to fall off after 3 am as storms lose their energy.
What’s Next: Showers and thunderstorms linger through Friday morning before clearing by the afternoon hours. Temperatures fall significantly into the mid-50s Friday afternoon with a chilly breeze out of the north. Things remain dry into the weekend with mostly sunny skies Saturday. Cloud cover increases Monday, with chances of showers and storms increasing into mid-week next week.
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