OMAHA, Neb. – Residents in Omaha can expect an increase in cloud cover this morning, with the possibility of spotty showers or light drizzle as lunchtime approaches. Throughout the afternoon and into the evening, additional light rain may develop, although the overall precipitation is expected to be minimal. High temperatures will reach the mid-50s, complemented by the overcast skies.
As the evening progresses, a few thunderstorms could emerge alongside the lingering light rain, which is anticipated to continue through early Tuesday morning, wrapping up around 7 am.
Winds today may pose a bit of a challenge, featuring gusts from the southeast that could peak at 30 mph. Looking ahead, Tuesday is forecasted to be cooler and cloudy, with highs dipping to around 50 degrees, as north winds bring a chill with gusts of 15 to 20 mph.
Temperatures are expected to rebound somewhat on Wednesday, with a high in the upper 50s, and this trend will carry on into Thursday. However, Friday is projected to bring another chance of rain, especially in areas near and south of Interstate 80.
As we approach Thanksgiving, the overall weather trend appears to remain mild, but forecasts indicate a potential cold snap by the end of next week. The likelihood of wintry precipitation is also a concern, especially for those planning to travel during the holiday, making it essential to stay informed as conditions develop.