National Weather Service

Rain is expected to fall over the St. Louis region through the weekend, bringing risks of wind, tornadoes, hail and floods.

Dry conditions and high winds have led to wildfires across Missouri. So far, there have been no reported injuries, but structures and vehicles have burned.

Officials and people affected by Friday night's storms assessed damage on Saturday. Storms killed at least 10 people in Missouri.

Forecasters predict the snow will fall until midnight and 3 a.m., tapering off first in the west and later in the east.

Forecasters say snow totals were on the lower end of what was expected, but the evening commute could still be slick.

St. Louis crews are treating roads ahead of wintry weather expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.

St. Louis is set to feel like Texas if the warming trend continues, a local scientist says.

As of midday Friday, there were reports of an additional two inches of snow falling on top of piles left over from the storm earlier in the week.

St. Louis was only about halfway to breaking the record for inches of snow Sunday, but it did break a record for the amount of water that fell.

Missouri meteorologists expect a winter storm to impact the St. Louis area and other parts of Missouri. St. Louis could see a mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow.