Weather First News Today

It's no secret that April and May are the peak months for severe weather across the St. Louis region.

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Water main breaks and frozen pipes caused damage around the St. Louis area again Wednesday.

Rain and snow chances ramp up Monday afternoon for the St. Louis area. The best chance for snow looks to occur late Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday.

Seven days into December in St. Louis, and it doesn't feel much like winter. With highs in the 60s Thursday afternoon, it's hard to believe Christmas is near.

Our Weather First doppler radar is watching the sky as rain builds in from the southwest through tonight.

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Rainfall projections range from a half-inch to an inch, as a second of two cold fronts slide through.

Even with a brief cold snap arriving before Halloween, the cold didn't last. That is likely an indicator of how this winter plays out.

The leaves are beginning to change and we know cooler air can't be too far away. Autumn is here even though it doesn't feel like it in St. Louis as we start October.