Clouds slow to leave into Tuesday for Omaha with a small rain chance

GOOD NEWS. IT’S A SHAME, YOU KNOW? I MEAN, THERE’S ALWAYS LIKE TODAY WE HAD A LITTLE CHANCE OF SUNSHINE, RIGHT? MAYBE THERE’LL BE A LITTLE WINDOW WHERE THE. YOU CAN SEE THE RED TINTED MOON LATER ON TONIGHT. THIS EVENING. IT’S NOT AWFUL OUT. IT’S NOT GREAT OUT. IT’S TOLERABLE. A RANDBY FACTOR OF FIVE FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE THIS EVENING. DEUEL POLL. SUPER DOPPLER SEVEN RADAR. NOT MUCH THERE. DOES SHOW A FEW SPRINKLES, MAINLY ALOFT UP INTO NORTHEAST NEBRASKA AND OUR COMPUTER MODEL TRACKING RAINFALL POTENTIAL THROUGH THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. HAS 1/100 OF AN INCH FOR OMAHA, SO MAYBE THERE COULD BE A LITTLE DRIZZLE, A FEW HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH DOWN HERE. PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA CITY A LITTLE MORE LIKELY TO BE SOME SHOWER ACTIVITY. FALLS CITY AND MARYVILLE. SO NOT IMPOSSIBLE THAT THE GROUND COULD BE DAMPENED VERY SLIGHTLY, BUT NOT REAL LIKELY 50 AND 26 TEMPERATURES JUST SLIGHTLY ABOVE THE AVERAGES AND NO RAINFALL AS WE ARE ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE MONTH HERE. THERE’S THAT VIEW FROM THE LEWIS AND CLARK MONUMENT. I-29 THE RIVER DOWNTOWN. CLOUDY, 49 EIGHT MILE PER HOUR BREEZE AND THE DEW POINTS 33. SO THAT’S A PRETTY BIG TEMPERATURE. DEW POINT SPREAD. SO UNLIKELY WE’LL HAVE ANY DRIZZLE AROUND HERE THIS EVENING. BUT AS THE TEMPERATURE DROPS, THE ATMOSPHERE COULD SATURATE A LITTLE BIT. AND THEN AS SEAN WAS TALKING ABOUT, WE MAY GET A LITTLE DRIZZLE OR SOME SPRINKLES LATE TONIGHT. A LOT OF SPOTS. UPPER 40S. RIGHT NOW IT IS 52 IN SHENANDOAH, 50 IN MARYVILLE. MAYBE THOSE AREAS HAVE HAD PEEKS OF SUN, TINY SOUTHEAST BREEZE, 5 TO 10MPH. AND AGAIN JUST LIGHT SHOWER ACTIVITY. NORTHEAST NEBRASKA HERE. THERE YOU CAN SEE THE CLOUD COVER, BUT THERE WERE PEEKS OF SUN DOWN HERE AROUND SHENANDOAH, CLARINDA. AND SO THOSE AREAS JUST SLIGHTLY WARMER. SO YOU CAN KIND OF TELL THERE’S A LITTLE DISTURBANCE SLIDING OUT OF THE ROCKIES RIGHT HERE, BUT IT’S NOW RUNNING INTO HIGH PRESSURE. AND SO THAT PRECIPITATION IS EVAPORATING AS IT MOVES EASTWARD. STILL THE CLOUDS AROUND YOU WATCH THIS LATER ON TONIGHT. THIS IS PEAK ECLIPSE TIME. AND IT LOOKS LIKE THERE COULD BE A THICK CLOUD COVER, LOW CLOUDS, MAYBE A LITTLE PATCHY DRIZZLE. THERE’S TOMORROW. MAYBE THE CLOUDS THIN OUT LATE IN THE DAY. TOMORROW NIGHT. KIND OF LOOKS LIKE IT CLOUDS OVER AGAIN. AND SO WEDNESDAY PROBABLY STILL SORT OF CLOUDY. BUT ONCE THESE CLOUDS GET OUT OF HERE, WE’VE GOT A WARMER DAY ON THE WAY FOR THURSDAY AND A THUNDERSTORM CHANCE ON FRIDAY, 35. TONIGHT’S LOW. SO THAT’S GOOD BECAUSE EVEN IF WE TOOK A SHOWER, WE WON’T HAVE ANY ISSUES WITH ICING OR SLICK SPOTS ON THE ROADWAYS. STILL PRETTY CLOUDY TOMORROW. SLIGHT CHANCE OF A SHOWER, MAINLY IN THE MORNING. 51 FOR THE HIGH, MAYBE A DEGREE ABOVE TODAY, 54 FOR THE HIGH AND WEDNESDAY. STILL KIND OF CLOUDY BUT THURSDAY LOOK AT THAT 67 AND THEN FRIDAY WE’VE GOT THUNDERSTORMS IN THE FORECAST. NOW THIS IS A WAYS OUT THERE. THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER IS OUTLOOK A RISK OF SEVERE WEATHER INTO EXTREME SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA? I’M NOT SOLD ON THAT. I THINK THIS MAY BE A LITTLE FARTHER SOUTH, BUT IT DOES LOOK WARMER ON THURSDAY FRIDAY, AND THEN AGAIN ALSO SUNDAY AND MONDAY. DON’T FORGET, THIS WEEKEND IS THAT SPRING FORWARD WEEKEND WHERE WE LOSE AN HOUR OF SLEEP. BUT GET THE DAYLIGHT LONGER IN THE EVENING. I JUST CAN’T HELP MYSELF. MY EYES LASER FOCUSED IN ON THE END OF THAT FORECAST FOR THE 70S, AND I WAS LIKE, GOOD FOR YOU IN THE ZONE. THINK WHAT YOU WANT. THANKS, BILL. SURE THING. WE DO WANT TO GET TO SOME BREAKING NEWS RIGHT NOW. 190 MEMBERS OF AN ARMY NATIONAL GUARD ARE GOING TO WASHINGTON, D.C. THE GUARD SAYS THEIR DEPLOYMENT WILL LAST ABOUT FOUR MONTHS. ON SUNDAY, GOVERNOR JIM PILLEN AND OTHER STATE OFFICIALS VISITED WITH THE GUARD AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AHEAD OF THE DEPARTURE. THE SOLDIERS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO JOINT TASK FORCE DC. THAT HAS HELPED LOC