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St. Louis Heat Index Today

Updated planning preview · 10:00 PM forecast from WeatherAPI

Low

Heat index

64°F

Low

Routine outdoor plans are generally reasonable.

Temperature

64°F

Humidity

42%

Estimated WBGT

12.7°C

UV index

0.0

Best outdoor window

8:00 AM–12:00 PM

Lowest combined heat and UV load in the available hourly preview.

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Hourly heat risk

WBGT values are labeled as modeled estimates until a provider supplies measured readings.

TimeTemperatureHeat indexEstimated WBGTUVRisk
8 AM59°F59°F13.0°C0.2Low
10 AM67°F67°F15.9°C2.0Low
12 PM74°F75°F18.0°C4.6Low
2 PM79°F77°F19.2°C4.6Low
4 PM81°F78°F19.5°C2.0Low
6 PM77°F75°F18.5°C0.2Low
9 AM69°F69°F16.9°C0.7Low
11 AM78°F78°F20.4°C3.3Low

Today's outlook

In St. Louis, the highest modeled heat burden in this preview occurs around 11:00 AM. The recommended window is selected from the lowest combined risk score, temperature, and UV—not from generic city copy.

Three-day forecast

Monday

Heat index up to 76°F

78°F / 55°F

Low

Tuesday

Heat index up to 78°F

81°F / 57°F

Low

Wednesday

Heat index up to 86°F

89°F / 62°F

Moderate

Today in St. Louis

What changes across the day

Based on the available hourly WeatherAPI forecast

Peak heat index

78°F at 4:00 PM

The preview low is 59°F around 8:00 AM.

Feels-like difference

Matches air temp

Current humidity is 42%, one input that changes evaporative cooling.

Peak UV

4.6 at 12:00 PM

UV and heat are separate hazards; the lowest-heat hour may still need sun protection.

Tomorrow's direction

2°F hotter tomorrow

Today's forecast range is 55°F–78°F.

Where these numbers come from

WeatherAPI supplies the forecast. HeatGuard calculates heat-index risk and models WBGT from forecast temperature, humidity and a daytime solar allowance. Modeled WBGT is not an on-site globe-thermometer reading.

Read the methodology →

Local planning context

Planning for heat in St. Louis, MO

St. Louis heat risk can change quickly with humidity, cloud cover and the timing of a weather system. Use the hourly values rather than a single daily high, and reassess when the activity lasts into a warmer part of the day.

Forecasts describe outdoor conditions, not an individual's medical risk. Workload, duration, shade, clothing, acclimatization and health can change the appropriate decision.

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