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Hannibal Today
By the People, for the People
Dry Spell Continues, Rain Chances Rise by Friday
Easter Sunday will be chilly and dry, with temperatures rebounding by Monday.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 4:05am
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The Ozarks region will see a dry spell continue through the early part of the week, with temperatures rebounding to the upper 60s by Monday and remaining consistent through Wednesday. However, the pattern turns more unsettled by Friday, with daily chances for rain and thunderstorms expected.
Why it matters
The dry weather over the next few days provides a brief respite from the typical April showers in the region, but the return of rain and thunderstorms by the end of the week could impact outdoor activities and agricultural needs.
The details
On Easter Sunday, temperatures will be on the chilly side, but the region will remain dry. Temperatures will then rebound to the upper 60s by Monday and stay consistent through Wednesday, with plenty of sunshine and a light breeze. A system passing by on Monday night may bring light snow to areas north of the Ozarks, but the local area will stay dry. However, the pattern turns more unsettled by Friday, with daily chances for rain and thunderstorms.
- On Easter Sunday (April 6, 2026), temperatures will be chilly but dry.
- By Monday (April 7, 2026), temperatures will rebound to the upper 60s.
- Temperatures will remain consistent through Tuesday (April 8, 2026) and Wednesday (April 9, 2026).
- A system passing by on Monday night (April 7, 2026) may bring light snow to areas north of the Ozarks.
- The pattern turns more unsettled by Friday (April 11, 2026), with daily chances for rain and thunderstorms.
The players
Ozarks region
The geographic area in southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas known as the Ozarks.
The takeaway
The dry weather over the next few days provides a brief respite from the typical April showers in the Ozarks region, but the return of rain and thunderstorms by the end of the week could impact outdoor activities and agricultural needs.
