Jaime Travers
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Freezing temperatures a sign of approaching holiday season, Christmas tree shortages expected again this year
Another night of subfreezing temperatures could mean trouble for our pumpkins and chrysanthemums, or mums. This cold front is a reminder that the holidays are around the corner. → Read More
Precautions to take ahead of season’s first hard freeze
There are certain actions you can take to protect your landscape ahead of Monday night’s hard freeze. It’s worth the effort, since we’ll be seeing warm temperatures again in just a few days. → Read More
Clear and cool Sunday, freeze warning issued Monday evening through Tuesday morning
Sunday looks and feels a lot like Saturday. → Read More
Jellystone Park crews already busy setting up Santa’s Magical Kingdom
It’s not even Halloween yet, but it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Jellystone Park in Eureka. → Read More
Construction manager explains dangers of high winds to crane operators
Windy days can halt crane operations and construction projects. → Read More
How has recent dry weather affected crops, fall foliage?
Some may have been worried about the frost over the weekend and the potential impact to our fall crops, but a local expert says not to worry. In fact, our most recent weather is providing some positive influence. → Read More
Sunny and clear Saturday, chances of rain by Wednesday
Temperatures are in the 30s for much of the region Saturday, with our first frost of the season. → Read More
Holiday lighting company facing challenges as cold weather kicks in
It’s still early in October, but temperatures are starting to change, with our first frost in the forecast for Saturday morning. → Read More
Hurricane Ian damage areas in Florida, impacting airports
On the departures board at Terminal 2 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport Thursday afternoon, there were four canceled flights to Florida. → Read More
Hurricane Ian’s preparations from Panama City to Tampa
Hurricane Ian continues to get stronger as it heads for Cuba, but later in the week it’ll impact the Gulf Coast, which has Floridians busy preparing for their first hurricane of the season. → Read More
Sunny and cool Sunday, mid to upper 60s by work week
We have a few spot sprinkles near a cold front Sunday morning that are moving southeast. → Read More
Fall allergy season: Expert shares what to expect in St. Louis region
We’re only a few days into fall, but seasonal allergies are flaring up again. → Read More
Wednesday storm damages Freeburg apartment building
A strong storm rolled through St. Clair County just before 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The storm produced torrential rain and some strong wind gusts that damaged a historic building in Freeburg. → Read More
Temperature highs in low 90s Sunday, record-breaking heat expected through week
A complex of storms has been impacting northeast Missouri and west central Illinois the past few hours. → Read More
Scattered showers Sunday, rain chances throughout week
Scattered showers to the east of the metro are expected Sunday morning. → Read More
Many events in St. Louis kick off for the Labor Day weekend
There are many events kicking off this weekend for Labor Day around the St. Louis area including the Cardinals and Cubs series. → Read More
Local American Legion Post driving cases of water to Jackson, Mississippi
A local American Legion Post is driving a truck of bottled water eight hours to Jackson, Mississippi to help with the ongoing water crisis there after flooding took out their treatment plant. → Read More
Atlantic hurricane season off to slow start but activity increasing as we head into peak season
We’ve had some rough weather this summer with flash flooding. While our weather has been active, the Atlantic Ocean has been quiet. → Read More
Decline of Missouri gas prices slows as crude oil prices rise
Labor Day weekend is coming up, typically the last big summer travel weekend. Over the last two months, gas prices have been declining, but that decline has slowed late this summer. → Read More
St. Charles provides dumpsters for residents to help with flood debris
Flood cleanup has continued in St. Charles for the past three weeks after they received between nine and 13 inches of rain within six hours on July 26. → Read More