6 First Alert Weather Day: Strong winds and snow showers to impact Thursday morning commute
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - While flurries will be possible on Wednesday, the greatest chance to see impactful weather this week will be Thursday morning.
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Occasional snow showers will move through the metro between 5 AM and noon. That is why we’ve made it a 6 First Alert Weather Day.
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These snow showers could briefly be intense though totals likely end up under an inch. Slightly heavier amounts are possible in our northern counties.
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Still, with the wind gusting up to 45 miles per hour out of the northwest as the snow is falling, low visibility is a high concern for drivers during the commute. Wind gusts of 25-45 mph look very likely not only during the morning but through the day.
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This will be especially true in more open areas where the snow will blow around more easily.
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Slick spots may also develop during this time frame.
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