ST. LOUIS – After hitting 88 on Saturday and 79 on Sunday, temperatures Monday will struggle to get out of the 50s thanks to colder air still settling in behind Sunday’s cold front.
Some clouds to start, but the day is expected to be sunny. Highs will be around 60. Chilly temps Monday night, we will fall well down into the 40s and upper 30s. A bit of breeze will help prevent frost devilment.
Some clouds will roll our way Monday night thanks to a trough in the atmosphere. Even cooler on Tuesday, highs will be in the mid to upper 50s with those clouds lingering through the morning. Some data wants to spit out a brief shower, but that chance is quite low. Skies will clear into late Tuesday.
With lighter winds, a widespread frost will be likely into Wednesday morning as temperatures fall well into the 30s. A freeze will be likely in the hills of the eastern Ozarks and across north-central and northwest Missouri.
Another chilly day Wednesday, highs near 60, and cold night into Thursday; frost again likely. We will start to warm up a bit Thursday and Friday. Watching for a slight chance of rain showers Saturday night.
