How much snow should St. Louis expect this week?
ST. LOUIS — Two winter weather systems are set to impact the St. Louis metropolitan area this week, with the second system on Wednesday potentially causing significant travel disruptions across the region.
The first round of snow is expected Monday night into early Tuesday morning, with less than an inch of precipitation. Southern counties could see slightly higher totals up to two inches, with minor travel impacts expected primarily on bridges and overpasses.
St. Louis Forecast
First storm Monday night: Less than 1 inch of snow expected
Second storm Wednesday: Heavier snow with rain/snow mix possible
Temperatures stay in the 30s all week
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St. Louis Snowfall Potential
There should be a brief clearing between systems on Tuesday, with only occasional flurries or drizzle possible before Wednesday’s more significant weather event arrives.
Wednesday’s system presents a more complex weather pattern, with snow expected to begin after the morning commute. The metro area may experience a transition from light to moderate snow to a rain/snow mix before returning to snow in the evening hours.
Areas northwest of St. Louis are forecast to receive all snow, while regions to the south and southeast can expect more of a wintry mix. Officials anticipate this second system will create more challenging travel conditions than the earlier event.
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How much snow should St. Louis expect this week?
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