David’s Morning Forecast - Cloudy and chilly with snow south
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A cold start this morning with mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures in the low 20s to upper teens for much of the area. We have seen a few spots of fog across the river in Iowa, but that should clear up after sunrise. There may be a few glimpses of sunshine from time to time this morning, but expect more clouds than sun through most of the day.
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It will be chilly, but thankfully winds will be on the light side so wind chills should not be a major factor. Temperatures should slowly warm into the low and mid-30s by this afternoon.
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Light snow is possible mainly in southeast Nebraska and far southern Iowa this afternoon and evening. While a few flurries are possible in the metro, little to no accumulation is expected in town. A coating to perhaps a half-inch is possible for areas near Highway 2, like Lincoln and Nebraska City. Steadier snowfall with 1 to as much as 3 inches of snow is more likely closer to the Kansas and Missouri borders. Some slick to snow-covered roads will be possible around places like Pawnee City, Falls City, and Rock Port this evening.
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Snow will be out of the area by Sunday morning, but clouds stick around keeping us chilly. Highs likely only top out in the 20s on Sunday. A few more breaks in the clouds should give us at least a little sunshine on Monday and Tuesday, helping temperatures to warm into the middle 30s. We should see at least a little melting those days. The weather stays quiet through at least Wednesday, though it gets a touch chillier by the end of the 10 day forecast.
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