Today is a First Alert Day as a strong winter storm brings heavy snowfall to the region. The biggest snow of the season is winding down but will have a big impact well into Tuesday as it takes a while to clear!
Quiet and cold overnight, but wintry weather returns tomorrow. A light wintry mix leading to icy and snowy conditions across the region by Saturday evening.
Breezy and cool this evening, but a nice warm up is still on the way for Wednesday. Gusty winds may make it hard to enjoy, with cooler weather returning later this week.
Looks like the Omaha Metro could see some blue sky to kick off the day, before clouds move back in for the afternoon. Highs will top out in the mid to upper-30s for Omaha, with slightly warmer temps west – slightly cooler east.
Conditions will gradually dry out and quiet down this evening and tonight, with temperatures dropping into the low to mid-20s. Mostly cloudy skies stick with us Saturday, with highs topping out around the freezing mark in Omaha.
Today is a First Alert Day due to the strong northwest wind. Tonight into Friday is a First Alert Day due to the combo of snow and wind that could lead to blizzard conditions in several areas.
Mild weather will be quickly swept out of the area tonight as a powerful cold front blasts through. Wind gusts of 50-60mph are possible. Conditions stay windy most of Thursday into Friday, with snow also possible.
Partly cloudy skies will take us into tonight, with overnight lows dropping into the upper-20s. We’ll see more clouds around Wednesday, but southwest winds will help temperatures warm into the lower-50s by the afternoon hours!
Winds will back off a bit this evening and tonight, with partly cloudy skies and lows back in the 20s. Outside of a few clouds during the morning hours, mostly sunny skies return Tuesday, with highs climbing into the upper-40s!
Clouds will gradually decrease overnight, with the chance for patchy fog. Temperatures look to drop into the mid-20s, but lows will depend on how quickly the clouds exit. More sunshine is on the way for the start of the workweek, with highs Monday topping out in the mid-40s!
Mostly cloudy skies will be tough to shake once again with highs around the freezing mark. The dreary pattern finally changes heading into the new workweek!
Cloudy and occasionally foggy conditions prevail right through the weekend. Sunshine is slow to return, but warmer weather eventually arrives next week.
Light rain and/or snow will continue off and on tonight, but lows in the low to mid-30s should prevent accumulation – especially on roadways.A light mix of precipitation may linger into early Thursday. Otherwise, clouds will hang tough with highs in the mid-30s.
After topping out in the lower 40s again yesterday, we were able to hold on to some of that warmth overnight. We’re starting in the upper 30s this morning area areas of rain moving through.
A little melting this afternoon with temperatures in the 40s, but winter weather returns Wednesday. Rain showers develop by morning, with snow likely in the afternoon.
More clouds will move in Tuesday, but southerly winds should warm us back into the upper-30s near the 40° mark. After another day of melting, our next chance for snow showers moves in Wednesday!
Another chance for dense fog moves in Sunday night, with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect. This advisory will chip away from northwest to southeast throughout Monday morning.
A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect through Noon Sunday, as pockets of very low visibility and slick spots are possible. We should see a bit more sunshine around Sunday afternoon, with SSW winds warming us into the lower-30s.
Cold air settling in overnight with lows dipping into the single digits. More sunshine on the way, but with snow on the ground, it will be a struggle to warm up all week.
Conditions will be much quieter on the radar tonight, with clouds gradually decreasing into Wednesday morning. We’ll likely have a midnight high near 30 degrees Wednesday, with temperatures just rebounding into the mid to possibly upper-20s by the afternoon hours.
Mostly cloudy skies eventually break up overnight, with lows dropping into the teens. We’ll see more sunshine Monday with highs warming into the upper-20s and lower-30s.
