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St. Louis, Missouri – A colder push of air settling into the Midwest ahead of St. Patrick’s Day could turn part of Missouri’s active storm track into accumulating snow, particularly across northern counties between March 11 and March 17.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, northern Missouri trends near to below normal on temperatures during the 8-14 day period, while much of the state carries a 40-50% probability of above-normal precipitation. That overlap increases the likelihood that stronger systems produce measurable snow instead of cold rain, especially during overnight and early morning hours…