My Station Weather Conditions

West Point Area Weather Brief

Issued Friday, Nov 6 at 5:00 AM CST • Clinton, MO (Henry County)

The bottom line: A quiet, cool and mostly cloudy Friday in Henry County. High pressure is keeping the air stable, so today stays dry apart from a small chance of patchy drizzle, with a high near 55. No action is needed; home is the safe place.

Technical detail: Surface high pressure dominates the region, holding a stable air mass over west-central Missouri with light north winds and dew points in the low to mid 40s. The model shows no rain at all through Saturday afternoon, with pressure near 29.34 inHg. Skies clear Friday night and temperatures fall to near freezing, so frost is likely before Saturday morning.

Right now at the station: 45.4°F and cloudy (feels like 41.7°F), SSE wind 3 mph gusting to 7, pressure 29.410 inHg, humidity 88%, dew point 42.1°F. The station has picked up 0.01 in of rain so far today.

Today, hour by hour: The model holds temperatures in the upper 40s through the morning, reaching about 51 by early afternoon, with gusts up to about 19 mph early this morning easing to single digits by midday and no rain at all. Temperatures fall into the low 40s overnight.

Forecast: Friday: mostly cloudy, high near 55, small chance of patchy drizzle before 5pm, north wind around 6 mph. Friday night: partly cloudy, low near 34, patchy frost after 2am, with a Frost Advisory in effect until 8am Saturday. Saturday: areas of frost before 8am, then mostly sunny with a high near 57.