Predictions

Parts of southern Missouri and Illinois could be huge snow amounts out of these incoming storms this week.

Farmer's Almanac's prediction about the first half of winter for Missouri was astonishingly close which means you might want to pay attention to what they say about the rest of it.

As we get closer to the time when the winter storm system will impact Missouri, we're starting to get estimates on what is possible and that's a key word. Current ensembles of computer models show a high probability that parts of Missouri will get slammed by up to a foot of snow by early next week.

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a "calmer, gentler" winter for Missouri with one very big exception.

What do the squirrel nests tell us about the upcoming Missouri winter now?

There are many who have trusted Farmer's Almanac predictions for decades when they issue long-term weather forecasts. If you're one of them, you'll probably want to know that they have just red flagged Missouri for a week in January that concerns them.

There's now a computer model that at least is hinting at possible snow weather for Missouri and Illinois in December.

Most of Missouri could see measurable snow as early as next week.

Bookends produced in 1996 for the animated series 'Pinky and the Brain' may have been able to give us some predictions about the chaos that was the year 2020.

It's crazy to think of how much The Simpsons creators have drawn over the years, and how at times it's really uncanny how close they come to 'predicting' the future.