Todays weather in St. Louis MO - Sunday - 17 May 2026

(00:00:00) Todays weather in St. Louis MO - Sunday - 17 May 2026 (00:00:33) Hail Damage Check Now (00:01:12) Saturday Rain and Wet Roads (00:01:39) Humidity Surge Into Next Week (00:02:07) Weekend Watchpoints St. Louis, Saturday morning means storm cleanup after one of the more intense severe weather events of the season. Last night's system brought tornado warnings, confirmed rotation over Clinton County, and golf ball to tennis ball-sized hail that dented cars, cracked windshields, and stripped shingles across the metro area. If you haven't done a post-storm walkthrough of your property yet, that's your first move this morning.This episode walks you through exactly what to inspect — roof, gutters, skylights, and your vehicle — and why documenting damage now matters before a claim dispute arises. The tornado warnings were issued by the National Weather Service based on real rotation, not caution for caution's sake. If you sheltered last night, you made the right call.As of Saturday morning, the storm system hasn't fully exited. Rain is still moving through, thunder remains possible, and humidity is already climbing above 80 percent at Forest Park. Roads are wet with reduced visibility in spots — give yourself extra space and extra time if you're commuting or running errands.Looking ahead, the severe threat winds down but heat takes over. Afternoon highs push toward the 90s with an oppressive air mass building through early next week. Sunday isn't fully clear either, so keep watching for any late-weekend low-pressure regeneration. The storm may be mostly behind St. Louis — but the heat, the humidity, and the cleanup are squarely in front of it.This episode includes AI-generated content.