Cassie Campbell
Meteorologist, KFVS
Cape Girardeau, MO
Cassie joined the First Alert Weather Team at KFVS in spring 2023.
From Marissa, Ill., Cassie has worked as the weekend meteorologist at WBKO in Bowling Green, Ky. Besides her college work as a teaching assistant in meteorology, she has worked with the National Weather Service in Paducah, Ky.
Cassie was also a weather intern at Fox2 in St. Louis, Mo. and job shadowed at KMOV.
Scattered showers will start to move into the Heartland late Thursday afternoon.
Wednesday will be the best day of the week with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 50s.
High pressure moving in will help the sunshine return with afternoon highs in the upper 50s tomorrow.
Thursday will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the upper 50s and lots of sunshine.
Tracking scattered showers for the afternoon with more widespread rain likely this evening.
A weak cold front pushing our way is going to bring the chance for scattered showers overnight tonight into Friday.
Changes arrive once a weak cold front pushes through late Thursday into Friday.
This week is looking pretty nice for mid-November, with just a slight cooling trend for later in the week.
Above average temperatures and intervals of sunshine through the work week.
Wind gusts up to 30 to 35 mph likely Wednesday afternoon ahead of a cold front racing our way.
The beginning of the work week is going to have temperatures well above average and gusty winds.
Another mild day in store for us tomorrow with lots of sunshine.
The clouds roll in for Saturday but it will help bring those highs into the upper 60s.
Expect below freezing temperatures rolling into Thursday morning.
Temperatures early tonight will be around the mid 30s but add in the wind chill and it will feel more like the 20s.
The Heartland is under a freeze warning starting tonight at 9pm and goes until 9am Tuesday.
The Heartland is under a freeze watch Monday evening through Tuesday morning.
Isolated rain chances this afternoon, widespread showers by Saturday evening.
Timing for widespread rain seems to be holding off until Saturday evening and will continue into Sunday.
Thursday and Friday are the last above average days before big change arrives this weekend.
Temperatures are still staying well above average with afternoon highs in the lower 80s.
Tracking partly cloudy skies for today and will slowly see the clouds increase through tomorrow
Wind gusts up to 20 mph possible during the afternoon hours for the next few days.
Tracking the chance for scattered light showers overnight into early parts of Thursday.
We will gradually work our way back into the lower 70s as the week progresses.
Rain chances will increase slightly this evening with gusty winds out of the southwest.
A sharp cold front is expected to work east across the Heartland Friday evening.
Behind the rain is much drier and fall like weather to kick start our weekend!
Sunshine will be the dominate weather pattern until Wednesday.
Tracking mostly sunny skies through the entire week with afternoon temperatures in the mid 80s.
Our next system pushes through Sunday bringing the chance for scattered showers throughout the day and possibly into Monday.
