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BRANSON, Mo-- The great temperatures mean a great turnout from tourists in Branson. Thousands of people celebrated the holiday weekend at Silver Dollar City. "We had such a long hot summer, then this nice cool spell.  I think people were ready to come out and just spend a lot of time outdoors," said Martha Bohner, with Silver Dollar City. The Becker family came in from Ozark to enjoy the last summer holiday. "We didn't care for the traffic, but you got to live with that when you are coming out here in the morning.

  Sarah Jones KY3 Meteorologist sjones@ky3.com

            TONIGHT Mid 40s Mostly clear SATURDAY Upper 70s Mostly sunny SUNDAY Near 80 Mostly sunny and warm 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill ...

TODAY 70s Increasing clouds, but still very warm.  Very windy, too. TONIGHT 40s/50s Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. TUESDAY Near 60° Becoming mostly sunny. Cooler, but still mild for December. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Wind Chill Satellite & Radar Almanac Good morning!

TODAY Upper 80s Partly cloudy; scattered PM storms, some severe TONIGHT Near 70 Variable clouds with a few storms possible SATURDAY 70s north 80s south Partly cloudy north, a few storms south of Highway 60. Cooler area-wide, even 70s northern lakes area. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac Good morning!

TONIGHT Low 50s Partly to Mostly Cloudy with only isolated storms WEDNESDAY Mid 60s Partly to Mostly Sunny and breezy THURSDAY Low 50s Partly Cloudy much Cooler 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar ...

    TODAY Mid 50s Mostly sunny, breezy westerly winds. OVERNIGHT Mid 30s Mostly clear. MONDAY Low 60s Windy and warm. Increasing clouds late in the day. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac AVERAGE YESTERDAY, ABOVE TODAY Today is the beginning of a stretch of warm days that will last through much of the workweek.

TONIGHT Upper 50s Mostly Cloudy Breezy and Mild TUESDAY Mid 70s Mostly Cloudy Windy and Wam with scattered storms late.  Winds S 15-30 mph WEDNESDAY Mid 60s Partly Cloudy and Cooler 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar ...

TONIGHT Near 40° Cloudy breezy and cool for the rest of the night WEDNESDAY Upper 50s Mostly Cloudy and Cooler THURSDAY Upper 50s Mostly Cloudy, Rain developing later in the day. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar ...

TONIGHT Upper 30s Mostly clear SUNDAY Mid 60s Partly cloudy MONDAY Mid 70s Partly cloudy 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac   Beautiful Weather Saturday afternoon turned out...

TODAY 60s/70s Some sun early, then becoming mostly cloudy. TONIGHT 40s/50s Clearing; dense fog possible. SATURDAY 60s/70s Some early sun, then clouds return with showers developing. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Pollen Count Satellite & Radar Almanac Good morning!

      TODAY Low 80s Warm and sunny. TONIGHT Near 60° Mainly clear. TUESDAY Low 80s Continued sunshine, warm and windy. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac   TEMPS IN 80s EARLY THIS WEEK It was a beautiful end to the weekend yesterday with sunshine and 70s returning to the area.

CASSVILLE, Mo. -- Parents of Monett High School players are upset about something that happened at a girls basketball game at Cassville High School on Feb. 4.  Cassville players admitted they poured urine into a water cooler used by Monett players during the game.   Parents of Monett High School players got a letter about the prank from Monett school administrators on Wednesday.  The letter says four members of the Cassville team each urinated into a cup, then poured urine from only one player into the cooler.  It says Cassville High School administrators learned about the prank on Tuesday.

TONIGHT Upper 30s Mostly cloudy, scattered rain MONDAY Low 50s Mostly cloudy, clearing by afternoon TUESDAY Mid 50s Partly cloudy 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac   Stormy St. Patrick's Day ...

      TODAY Near 50° Sunshine for the afternoon, breezy northwest winds. TONIGHT Mid 20s Mostly clear - look low & west after sunset for comet Pan-STARRS. WEDNES Upper 40s Cool and partly cloudy. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac   COOL BUT MORE SUN THIS AFTERNOON Temperatures have undergone a steady increase from lows this morning.

  TONIGHT Near 30 Cloudy, isolated flurries and drizzle/freezing drizzle MONDAY Low 40s Cloudy, few AM flurries/drizzle/freezing drizzle TUESDAY Near 50 Partly cloudy 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac  ...

      TODAY Low 60s Rain early, sunny, warm & windy afternoon. TONIGHT Mid 30s Mainly clear. MONDAY Upper 40s Mostly sunny but cooler. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac   CLEARING AFTER T-STORMS LAST NIGHT A batch of rain and thunderstorms moved through the Ozarks overnight and very early this morning.

TONIGHT Mid 30s Mostly clear MONDAY Upper 40s Mostly sunny TUESDAY Low 40s Mostly cloudy, rain/snow mix 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac   Windy but Beautiful! It was an absolutely beautiful afternoon across the Ozarks with windy conditions and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s for highs.  After our morning rain showers and thunderstorms moved east, we were left with lots of sunshine to enjoy.  Tonight, the skies should stay mostly clear and temperatures will dip into the mid 30s in most spots with a breezy west wind.  Monday, expect mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s.   Snow This Week?

TODAY 40s Cloudy early, then becoming partly cloudy TONIGHT 20s/30s Clear SATURDAY Low 50s Increasing clouds and breezy 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Wind Chill Satellite & Radar Almanac Good morning!  A large ridge of high pressure has centered over the United States, bringing temperatures in the thirties.  Widespread low but shallow cloud cover has covered the entire region overnight.  I expect this cloud deck to break up sometime in the late morning or early afternoon.  Temperatures will be cooler today than recent days with highs mainly in the forties.  A southeast wind will come back on Saturday, and in fact get quite gusty in the afternoon.  We'll have sunshine for much of the day, but clouds will increase by the afternoon.  A few showers may arrive after dark, with temperatures gradually warming overnight into Sunday morning.  Showers and thunderstorms will move into the region by Sunday morning, and then exit to the east in the afternoon.  While the storm is quite strong, gulf moisture will have little time to return to our area.  As a result, I don't expect severe weather here.  We'll dry out Sunday afternoon with a very windy day and store, and highs in the fifties.  Next week still looks cooler and dry. ...