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If the storm chasers are right, Missouri will be an exciting place for weather late this next week.

It's time to put your thunderstorm goggles back on because a new outlook from forecasters shows explosive storms will likely develop over all of Illinois late next week.

Summer is a month and a half away, but the temperatures in Illinois likely won't wait to heat up.

Storm chasers are sharing models which show a possible return to the severe storm development Missouri saw last month.

The good news is it will not affect most of the state, but there will be parts of Illinois where traveling could become a challenge due to expected wind-whipped snow beginning later Thursday.

Forecasters are warning that our mild December weather may not stick around too much longer.

There's a good reason to NOT believe the one computer model that is pointing to a surprise Christmas Eve snow for Missouri and Illinois.

Parts of Missouri could be impacted by snow later this week into the weekend.

Don't panic if you see some claiming Missouri is going to have a big snow event next week.

Brace yourself because everyone in the Show Me State is about to get on a wild temperature see-saw ride.