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KQ2 Forecast: Rain chance overnight

Widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible for northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas overnight Sunday into Monday morning. Clouds will clear up going into Monday afternoon and temperatures will make it into the upper 70s Monday.

Posted: Apr 26, 2020 9:33 PM

Posted By: Nadia Price

A cold front will push into the region Tuesday which may generate some strong storm possibilities. The KQ2 Weather team is still tracking models for Tuesday for the potential of severe weather. After the front moves through, Wednesday and Thursday should remain fairly calm and temperatures will warm even more for the end of the week.

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St. Joseph

Clear

26°

Hi: 33° Lo: 15°

Feels Like: 26°

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Maryville

Partly Cloudy

34°

Hi: 34° Lo: 14°

Feels Like: 25°

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Savannah

Partly Cloudy

26°

Hi: 32° Lo: 15°

Feels Like: 26°

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Cameron

Partly Cloudy

31°

Hi: 32° Lo: 13°

Feels Like: 26°

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Atchison

Clear

34°

Hi: 35° Lo: 10°

Feels Like: 25°

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It was a snowy and cold day across the area with 2-6 inches of snow found across northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas. Temperatures will fall into the teens and single digits overnight. Be very careful on the roads Sunday morning, slushy and wet roads will refreeze with the cold temperatures overnight. Sunshine returns on Sunday with temperatures staying right around average in the mid 30s. Dry conditions look to continue into next week. Temperatures will warm through Tuesday with highs back in the 40s before a cold front moves through mid week dropping temperatures back into the teens and 20s.