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Another very cold start to Monday morning
Cold Monday morning
LUKE IS BACK WITH US NOW. LUKE. IT IS COLD OUTSIDE TODAY AND SOUNDS LIKE TOMORROW AS WELL, BUT MAYBE A WARM UP LATER THIS WEEK. YEAH, IT WON’T BE TOO MUCH LONGER. WE’RE GOING TO KICK WINTER OUT OF HERE. IT’S GOING TO BE ANOTHER KIND OF EARLY SPRING TYPE FEEL FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. TOMORROW WON’T BE THAT WAY THOUGH. BE PREPARED TO BUNDLE UP, ESPECIALLY OUT THE DOOR. WE HAVE IMPACT WEATHER ON MONDAY MORNING. THERE’S A CHANCE WE COULD ACTUALLY START WITH AN AIR TEMPERATURE BELOW ZERO ON MONDAY MORNING. SO GET THE KIDS READY FOR THE BUS STOP. BUNDLED UP HATS, THE GLOVES, THE WINTER COATS. BUT AGAIN, THE COLDER AIR WON’T LAST TOO MUCH LONGER. WE KICK IT OUT ON MONDAY LATE, AND THEN BY TUESDAY, MORE MILDER AIR IS BACK INTO THE FORECAST AND WE DO HAVE A LITTLE MIXED PRECIPITATION CHANCE COMING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SO IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE TO BE A HUGE DEAL FOR YOU. BUT WE DO WANT IMPACT WEATHER ON IT. SHOW YOU THAT THAT COULD BE SOMETHING THAT COULD IMPACT YOUR DAY. LATE ON WEDNESDAY, THERE’S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE. YOU CAN SEE THE FLAG WHIPPING AROUND TOWARDS THE RIVERFRONT, THE SNOW PACK ON THE GRASSY SURFACES 23 DEGREES, THE NORTHWEST WIND STILL KICKING OUT THERE 14MPH. 21 FOR PLATTSMOUTH, 23 IN TEKAMAH, 24 FOR LINCOLN. A LOT OF UPPER TEENS 19 FROM CARROLL HARLAN ATLANTIC DOWN TO CRESTON AND WESTERN IOWA. AND THERE’S THE BREEZE OUT OF THE NORTHWEST, DRAGGING IN THE COOLER TEMPERATURES ANYWHERE FROM 10 TO 15MPH. SO WE KNOW THAT’S GOING TO MEAN WIND CHILLS OR FEEL LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER TEENS AND SOME UPPER SINGLE DIGITS ON THERE AS WELL. HEY, NOTHING FOR US ON LIVE SUPER DOPPLER RADAR. BUT YOU HEARD EARLIER IN THE NEWSCAST, BIG STORM, BIG OLD STORM GOING UP THE NORTHEAST COAST. THIS IS A NOR’EASTER THAT’S GOING TO IMPACT PRETTY MUCH THE ENTIRE NORTHEASTERN PART OF THE COUNTRY. EVEN BOSTON COULD GET TWO FEET OF SNOW FROM THAT. NOW THAT IS A SNOWSTORM. MAYBE FOR THE DECADE HERE AND FOR US, IT’S JUST QUIET. WE DON’T HAVE A WHOLE LOT GOING ON OTHER THAN THE COLD, AND WE HAVE HIGH PRESSURE THAT WILL BE OVERHEAD LATE TONIGHT. KEEP THE SKIES CLEAR. AND THAT MEANS ALSO WITH HIGH PRESSURE RIGHT ON TOP OF US. THAT’S USUALLY WHEN WE GET OUR COLDEST MORNINGS. SO TOMORROW AGAIN, WE MAY START AROUND THE ZERO DEGREE MARK FOR MONDAY MORNING. THE AFTERNOON WILL KEEP LIGHT WINDS FOR A WHILE, BUT THE BREEZE WILL PICK UP LATE ON MONDAY AND THAT WILL ACTUALLY BRING IN SLIGHTLY WARMER TEMPERATURES MONDAY NIGHT. SO YOU MIGHT THINK, YOU KNOW, TEMPERATURES DROP BACK INTO AT LEAST THE TEENS. I DON’T THINK SO. WE MIGHT STAY MAYBE IN THE 20S AND START YOUR TUESDAY IN THE 30S. AND THEN MORE MILD AIR COMES WITH A WARM FRONT COMING THROUGH. BUT WE’LL HAVE INCREASING CLOUD COVER ALSO ON TUESDAY. SO THERE ARE TWO THINGS THERE. HERE’S YOUR HOUR BY HOUR FORECAST FOR THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. WE’LL DROP INTO THE TEENS FAIRLY SHORTLY WITH THE CLEAR SKIES AND THEN HIGH PRESSURE DRIFTING RIGHT OVERHEAD. THAT MEANS TEMPERATURES AGAIN GOING TO START NEAR THE ZERO DEGREE MARK FOR TOMORROW. BUT IN THE AFTERNOON WE GET TEMPERATURES KIND OF INTO THE MID 20S OUTSIDE SOME AREAS FURTHER SOUTH THAT PROBABLY DIDN’T GET AS MUCH SNOW COVER COULD GET INTO THE MID 30S FOR YOUR MONDAY AFTERNOON TUESDAY. I KNOW IT SAYS WE’LL START AT 19 DEGREES. THAT WILL LIKELY BE THE LOW TEMPERATURE FOR THE DAY, BUT I THINK WE ACTUALLY COULD START IN THE UPPER 20S OR LOWER 30S FOR TUESDAY MORNING WITH THAT WARM FRONT COMING THROUGH, AND THEN YOU REALLY FEEL THE EFFECTS OF IT IN THE AFTERNOON, 48 DEGREES. WE DO HAVE THAT LITTLE RAIN OR POSSIBLY MIXED PRECIPITATION CHANCE LATE ON WEDNESDAY, AND THEN MILD TEMPERATURES REALLY KICK IN BY FRIDAY. SO JUST KIND OF A SHORT STINT OF WINTER HERE MADDIE. WE’RE GOING TO MELT SOME SNOW
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Another very cold start to Monday morning
Cold Monday morning
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking a cold Monday morning. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the latest in the forecast you trust. With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking a cold Monday morning. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the latest in the forecast you trust.
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With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
