
Matt Beckwith
Chief Meteorologist at KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO)
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3 weeks ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith
The severe weather season has already had an active start in mid-Missouri, and that is likely to continue as we head through the spring. After a brief return to La Niña conditions this winter, we will see a return to a neutral ENSO phase. This is where we spent last spring, before the transition. The picture becomes more uncertain as we head into the fall and winter; that will be a puzzle piece to watch ahead of our winter weather outlook, which will come out in November 2025.
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith
Mid-Missouri picked up some much needed rainfall from showers and thunderstorms on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Morning temperatures will start in the middle to upper 30s with a clear sky, but cloud cover will be building and mostly cloudy conditions can be expected by the middle of the day. A few sprinkles are possible during the afternoon and evening, but most will be staying dry.
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith
After temperatures in the 80s on Thursday and Friday, severe storms Friday evening, and snow Saturday night temperatures will once again warm up again early next week. Red flag warnings are posted for most of the viewing area, this means there is a high fire danger and outdoor burning should be avoided. The fire risk is due to dry grounds, low relative humidity, and gusty winds that are forecasted for Monday.
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith
The severe weather threat has ended for mid-Missouri and the KOMU 8 viewing area, but will continue as the storms move east. You can track storms with KOMU 8's interactive radar. Windy conditions are expected to continue overnight into early Saturday. Wind gusts of 35-55 mph are possible as wind speeds start to slowly decrease.
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1 month ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith
Highs warmed to the upper 70s and lower 80s this afternoon. That is expected to continue through Friday before a storm system drops temperatures to more seasonal levels. Morning temperatures will start in the upper 40s with a mostly cloudy sky. Sunshine will return into the midday hours before more clouds move in overnight. Highs are expected to reach the middle to upper 70s.
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