Thirteen of the first fifteen days of June have been marked by above-average high temperatures. This trend looks to continue through the rest of the week, with the hottest weather arriving Thursday.
Partly to mostly sunny skies are on tap Monday with highs back in the low to mid-90s. More sunshine and 90s return Tuesday and Wednesday, with highs approaching the triple digits by Thursday!
Sunshine returns Sunday, with lower-90s back in the forecast. Winds will be light, from the SSW 5-10 mph. Humidity may not be quite as low as Saturday, but dew points in the 50s are still very comfortable!
If you’re lucky you may find yourself under an isolated downpour Tuesday afternoon. Otherwise, partly cloudy, hot, and humid conditions persist through the evening.
After back-to-back sunny, hot days in the low to mid-90s Friday and Saturday, cloud cover gave some of us a break Sunday. Temperatures soar back into the 90s for the workweek.
After a sunny start, we will see more clouds around Sunday afternoon - increasing from the south. Because of this, high temperatures should be a few degrees “cooler”, likely in the upper-80s.
Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies and light SW winds will allow temperatures to rise into the mid to upper-80s this afternoon. The heating trend continues through the weekend, with highs topping out in the lower-90s as humidity and wind speeds start to increase.
You’ll get another beautiful morning out the door today with temperatures starting in the 50s. Enjoy it with low humidity as we gradually warm into the lower 80s later on this afternoon.
After starting in the 50s will jump into the upper 70s this afternoon. Partly to mostly cloudy skies will try to produce a spotty T-Shower this afternoon as well.
Partly cloudy skies take us into the overnight hours, with temperatures dropping into the lower-50s and patchy fog late. Partly sunny skies are on tap Tuesday, with highs continuing to warm into the mid to upper-70s.
We’ll hold a chance for light scattered showers Monday morning into the early afternoon, primarily for areas south of I-80. The greatest coverage of rain will hover closer to the Kansas and Missouri borders.
A greater coverage of scattered showers will move in from northwest to southeast Sunday morning and afternoon. This will keep high temperatures back in the lower-60s for most of us.
Clouds will gradually break up Friday evening and overnight, with temperatures plummeting into the lower-40s. We’ll start Saturday on a sunny but chilly note, with high clouds increasing throughout the day.
Clouds stick with us overnight, with areas of patchy drizzle possible. Mostly cloudy and unseasonably cool weather is in store Friday, with highs struggling to make it out of the 50s!
Beautifully cool and comfortable weather is what will greet you out the door this morning. It will be a great day with highs in the mid 80s and rather low humidity.
Warm and humid this evening with an isolated storm south of I-80. Another round of storms is expected Wednesday night with the potential for severe weather.
Partly cloudy skies will become mostly cloudy overnight, with temperatures dropping into the mid to upper-60s. Scattered showers and sub-severe storms are possible after midnight into Monday morning – especially for our Nebraska counties.
We’ll hold the chance for spotty showers and isolated thunder this evening, before a greater coverage of rain arrives overnight. Scattered showers may linger Thursday morning, before mostly to partly cloudy skies move in for the afternoon.
We’re starting the day a bit soggy once again with some showers moving through the area. Nothing is very widespread but don’t be surprised by some rain at any point out the door.
A spotty shower can’t be ruled out this evening, but a better chance for scattered showers and isolated thunder moves in after midnight. Wednesday will start yet again around 60°, with afternoon highs topping out in the mid-70s.
