LINCOLN, Neb. – After experiencing a warm Saturday with temperatures reaching 80 degrees, cooler conditions are expected on Sunday due to a cold front moving through the region. This front may bring scattered showers and isolated storms throughout the morning and afternoon.
The temperature is likely to dip into the low to mid-70s on Sunday, influenced by a shift in wind direction to the north and the development of increased cloud cover. Rainfall amounts are anticipated to remain on the lighter side compared to what was observed on Saturday morning.
Additionally, there is a possibility of increased wildfire smoke in the area, similar to what was noticed earlier this week. As of Saturday afternoon, no air quality alerts are currently active; however, those sensitive to air quality changes should consider minimizing their outdoor activities on Sunday.
Looking ahead to the workweek, weather conditions are expected to warm significantly, with highs in the upper 70s on Monday and low 90s by Wednesday. Humid air will begin to settle in starting Wednesday, lasting into the weekend. Early to midweek will likely remain dry, with minor chances of rain developing later in the week.
This forecast highlights the dynamic weather patterns typical for this time of year, and the transition from cooler to warmer temperatures could provide a refreshing change for residents as they prepare for summer.