Cooler air has moved in overnight along with breezy conditions. Those northwest winds will likely stick with us today and keep our highs a little cooler than average.
Winds will pick up yet again this evening behind a cold front, with gusts 35 to 40 mph possible. Mostly clear but breezy conditions will drop lows just into the upper-30s and lower-40s overnight.
. Plentiful sunshine will warm most of us into the mid to upper-60s by the afternoon, with slightly cooler temperatures to the west of the Metro. Winds will pick up yet again by the late afternoon and evening hours, behind a cold front, with gusts up to 35 mph.
Rain will continue to push east through mid-morning, with gradually decreasing clouds throughout the day. Highs will top out in the upper-50s and lower-60s, with winds from the NNW gusting 25 to 30 mph.
Scattered showers slowly fade this evening but chilly temperatures remain. A short break in the during the day Friday, drier and warmer weather slated for the weekend.
On & off rounds of chilly rain will be moving through today. Timing out each round will be difficult but the heaviest totals will likely end up on the Nebraska side of the river.
Chilly April showers will stick around all night and into Thursday, keeping conditions cool and damp. A brief warm-up is possible before the end of the week.
Some lingering rain is expected to move out of the area before 7am this morning leaving the rest of the morning dry. That will be short lived though as more rain and a few storms will move in during the afternoon and linger into the evening.
Seeing a little sun this afternoon now that the morning showers and storms have faded. However, we do have another chance for storms this evening! Those storms rolling in after 8pm could be on the strong side, but weaken as they move toward the metro area.
Clouds will increase Sunday night, keeping temperatures from dropping past the upper-50s. A spotty shower or storm is possible overnight and into early Monday morning, but widespread rain is not expected.
South winds overnight have sent some smoke our direction from the Flint Hills in Eastern Kansas. That will drop the air quality at times and add a smoky smell to the air occasionally.
Strong north winds have sent some cooler air our way and may have woken you up a time or two overnight. Temperatures are in the 40s this morning and likely won’t move very much today.
A beautiful Spring evening around the metro will lead to a mild night. Strong southwest winds bring a quick warm-up Monday, but also a significant fire danger risk.
Abundant sunshine returns Sunday, with highs warming into the upper-50s and lower-60s! With lighter winds 5 to 15 mph, with weather should be great for any plans you may have.
Spotty showers and a few storms return this evening. Breezy conditions are expected tomorrow, but more sunshine and drier weather finally moves in to end the weekend.
Cloudy skies and breezy winds have kept conditions very cool today. More rain chances move in for the end of the week, but sunnier weather arrives by the weekend.
Showers and a few rumbles of thunder across the area this evening, with wet weather likely to stick around into the overnight. Rain finally pushes out, but it stays breeze and cool Wednesday.
Omaha Eppley Airfield picked up around 0.5″ of rainfall Monday, with higher amounts to the west of the Metro. An additional 0.5″ to 1.5″ of rain likely now through Wednesday morning.
Off and on showers – and a few storms – are likely Monday and Tuesday, before wrapping up early Wednesday morning. Rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches are possible from this system.
We’re starting the day with more fog and drizzle with visibility reduced in some spots. This sets the stage for another gray day that struggles to warm.
