When and where St. Louis is expecting severe weather this weekend

Advertise here

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis area will see scattered showers late tonight by means of noon Saturday, with the heaviest rain anticipated in southern Illinois and southeast Missouri. Whereas the metro space will probably be on the perimeter of the system, cloudy skies and light-weight rain will hold temperatures within the 60s. No extreme climate is predicted on Saturday.

St. Louis radar: See a map of current weather here

Sunday brings a heightened threat of extreme storms, with the world now below a degree 3 out of 5 threat for damaging climate. Storms are anticipated to develop from noon by means of the afternoon and early night. Whereas uncertainties stay in regards to the precise timing and depth, sturdy to extreme storms are attainable, with threats together with damaging winds, very massive hail, and remoted tornadoes. The system might intensify east of St. Louis, however some extreme storms might nonetheless impression the metro space.

Forecast timeline:

Tonight – Saturday noon: Scattered showers, principally south of St. Louis, with no extreme climate anticipated.
Saturday afternoon – night: Cloudy with cooler temperatures within the 60s.
Sunday noon – afternoon: Storms start growing, with sturdy to extreme storms attainable.
Sunday afternoon – early night: Peak extreme climate menace, with potential for damaging winds, massive hail, and remoted tornadoes.
Sunday night: Storms transfer east, with the best threat shifting away from the metro space.

Thanks for signing up!

Look ahead to us in your inbox.

Subscribe Now

Whereas this method isn’t as sturdy because the extreme storms on March 14, it nonetheless has the potential to provide hazardous climate. Keep tuned as these as forecasts evolve.