BRANSON, Mo.- The National Weather Service in Springfield predicts rain in the area for tomorrow.
Meteorologist Megan Terry says this fall and winter are predicted to have more precipitation and cooler temperatures than usual.
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Later this week, Terry says, temperatures will have highs in the seventies and get down into the fifties at night.
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