Todays weather in St. Louis MO
St. Louis is under a Flood Watch through 1 AM Tuesday as a potent storm system delivers showers and thunderstorms throughout Sunday. With an 86-degree start, 74 percent daytime precipitation chances, and south winds gusting to 28 mph, conditions are already unsettled — and they escalate sharply after dark when the storm probability jumps to 89 percent. The overnight hours are the critical window. Heavy rain falling on already saturated ground is exactly the setup that prompted the Flood Watch. If you live near low-lying areas or drainage channels, monitor conditions closely and don't be lulled by the daytime showers into thinking the worst has passed. The real action arrives after sunset. For your Sunday commute and daily plans: carry a full-size umbrella, build extra time into your drive, and treat standing water on roads seriously. Gusts near 30 mph will make driving through a heavy cell feel more dangerous than radar suggests. Light layers work temperature-wise — it's warm — but stay actively weather-aware all day. The outlook brightens quickly. Monday drops the storm chance to just 16 percent with a high of 78 degrees, Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and 83 degrees, and Wednesday only flirts with rain before another stretch of cleaner weather. But today is not that day. Flood Watch, umbrella up, speed down — and check your local drainage before midnight. This episode includes AI-generated content.
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