Clouds increase tonight in Omaha and we will stay a bit milder

A MONTH AGO. NOT A LOT OF SNOW OUT THERE. NO, I MEAN, THEY CAN MAKE IT, BUT YEAH, BUT I MEAN, HARDLY ANY, YOU KNOW, ANYWHERE EXCEPT FOR JUST THE HIGHER PARTS OF THE MOUNTAINS THERE. SO, YEAH, UNUSUALLY DRY THERE AND HERE. I MEAN, A LACK OF SNOW FOR SURE, BUT IT’S MADE FOR PLEASANT WEATHER, FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE. IN FACT, I’D SAY AT THIS VERY MOMENT, IT’S A RANDBY FACTOR OF EIGHT. BEAUTIFUL FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE. NOW, IT WAS CHILLY THIS MORNING, RIGHT? IT WAS 22 DEGREES TO START OFF, BUT CERTAINLY HAS WARMED UP TREMENDOUSLY. THE LONGER TREND HERE FOR THE END OF THE MONTH FROM THE CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER STILL LOOKING WARMER THAN AVERAGE ACROSS THE NATION’S MIDSECTION AND THE SOUTH, COLDER THAN AVERAGE IN THE WEST, WETTER THAN AVERAGE IN THE WEST. THE NORTH, THE GREAT PLAINS, THE MIDWEST, THE TENNESSEE VALLEY. SO THERE’S STILL THE IDEA THAT IT’S GOING TO GET A LITTLE BUSIER, MORE OF A STORM TRACK HERE, ALTHOUGH MAYBE IT’S RAIN AND NOT SNOW OR A MIX OF THOSE THINGS. SO FAR TODAY. 63 THE HIGH 22 DEGREES, THE LOW TEMPERATURE. SO NOT TOO FAR FROM THE AVERAGE LOW, BUT 25 DEGREES ABOVE THE AVERAGE HIGH. THIS AFTERNOON. NO PRECIPITATION TODAY OR FOR THE MONTH. 0.92 IS WHAT WE’VE GOT SO FAR THIS WHOLE WINTER AND SEASON. GOING BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. JUST A LITTLE SOUTH BREEZE NOW. 63 DEGREE TEMPERATURE. THAT’S THE VIEW FROM THE EMBASSY SUITES DOWNTOWN 64 MILFORD 65 BELLEVUE 66 LINCOLN 61 CRESTON, ATLANTIC, HARLAN AND DENISON. AND 59 IN CARROLL. SO THE WINDS HAVE BEEN LIGHT. WE’VE HAD THE SUNSHINE. IT’S BEEN JUST A REALLY PLEASANT AFTERNOON. NO PRECIPITATION AROUND, BUT CLOUDS ARE STARTING TO CREEP IN FROM THE WEST, AND WE’LL SEE A LITTLE MORE OF THAT LATER ON. TONIGHT WE’RE WATCHING A DISTURBANCE COME OUT OF THE ROCKIES AND MOISTURE STARTING TO INCREASE ACROSS KANSAS. SO THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY THAT A LITTLE LIGHT RAIN WILL GET GOING ACROSS KANSAS TONIGHT. AND A BIT OF SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS OF COLORADO. WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE MUCH OF THAT. SOME INCREASING CLOUD COVER. THESE COMPUTER MODELS ARE HINTING THAT MAYBE THERE WILL BE SOME SHOWERS JUST SOUTH OF OMAHA FOR TOMORROW. THIS COMPUTER MODEL UPDATES EVERY TWO HOURS, AND IT HAS THE SHOWERS CLOSER TO OMAHA, BUT THEN PARTLY SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON AND POSSIBLY SOME FOG TO FORM AS WE GET INTO LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING. SOMETHING TO WATCH THERE TONIGHT. OUR FORECAST LOW TEMPERATURES 35. SKIES BECOME MOSTLY CLOUDY, SO NOT AS CHILLY AS LAST NIGHT, BUT COOL. YOU WANT A PRETTY GOOD JACKET IF YOU’RE OUT AND MAINLY CLOUDY TOMORROW, THOUGH. SOME SUN LATER IN THE AFTERNOON, BOOSTING TEMPERATURES INTO THE UPPER 50S FOR VALENTINE’S DAY AND THEN 64 FOR SUNDAY AND FOR MONDAY. POSSIBILITY OF SOME FOG IN THE MORNING. ON SUNDAY. SOME CLOUDS AROUND ON MONDAY. ANY OF THESE DAYS, IF WE GET A REALLY SUNNY DAY WITH A SOUTH WIND, WE COULD POSSIBLY GET TO 70. WE THINK TUESDAY IS THE BEST CHANCE OF SEEING THAT. BUT EVEN BY LATE WEEK NEXT WEEK, WHILE IT WILL COOL OFF, IT DOESN’T LOOK PARTICULARLY COLD. YEAH, LOOKING AT THAT COOL DOWN. BUT EVEN WITH THAT, I’M STILL FOCUSING ON THE UPPER 60S WE’RE ABOUT TO HAV