Cooler Weather Still Around the Omaha Area

SLEEVES. I KNOW I SHICKLEY THIS MORNING. SOME SPOTS WERE DOWN IN THE 30S. WOW. THOUGHT WE WERE DONE WITH THAT, RIGHT? YEAH. THAT FROST ADVISORY LAST NIGHT. NOT FOR OUR AREA. THERE WASN’T ANY FROST HERE, BUT, BOY, TEMPERATURES DID DIP. NOW, THIS EVENING, IT HASN’T WARMED THAT MUCH. YOU GET A COOL START AND BRING SOME CLOUDS IN. AND IT’S A RECIPE FOR A COOL DAY SO FAR. FAILING TO REACH 60. BUT THE WINDS ARE LIGHT AND IT IS DRY, SO WE GIVE IT A RAIN FACTOR OF SIX. OKAY FOR BEING OUTSIDE THIS EVENING. 39 THIS MORNING IN OMAHA. THAT’S LOW. WE WERE FORECASTING A LOW OF 41 SO EVEN A BIT BELOW THAT, BUT ALSO 39 FREMONT TEKAMAH 38 IN COLUMBUS AND 33 IN NORFOLK. THAT’S WHERE WE HAD THAT FROST ADVISORY FOR NORTHEAST NEBRASKA. I’M SURE THERE WAS FROST THERE. I BET IN STANTON COUNTY, MAYBE INTO COMING COUNTY AS WELL. RECENT RAINS AND THIS COOLER CANADIAN AIR HAS DRIVEN OUT SOME OF THE POLLEN FROM THE AIR. IT’S STILL IN THE MODERATE RANGE TREE POLLEN 74 IS THE COUNT AND IT’S STILL MULBERRY, PINE AND WALNUT FOR THAT THE GRASS POLLEN COUNT. THAT’S PRETTY LOW WEED POLLEN, PRETTY LOW. AIR QUALITY. GOOD. SO YOU KNOW REALLY YESTERDAY. TODAY ABOUT AS GOOD AS YOU GET. AND IT’S GOING TO CREEP BACK UPWARD AGAIN. THE NATURE OF POLLEN THIS TIME OF THE YEAR 5939 TODAY TEMPERATURES, I MEAN 15, 16, 17 BELOW AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. AND OFFICIALLY NO RAINFALL. WE’VE HAD A DECENT AMOUNT THIS MONTH. BUT OF COURSE MAY IS STATISTICALLY THE WETTEST MONTH OF THE YEAR. AND WE CAN ALWAYS USE MORE. THAT’S THE FLAG BREEZE COMING IN FROM THE NORTHEAST AT THE OMAHA RIVERFRONT. THIS IS THE VIEW FROM THE EMBASSY SUITES ON 10TH STREET, 58 DEW .37. MAINLY CLOUDY, 60 PLATTSMOUTH 64 FALLS CITY BEATRICE. WHY IS IT WARMER THERE? THEY’VE GOT SOME SUN. WE ALL HAVE PRETTY DRY AIR. DEW POINTS, MOSTLY IN THE 30S. AND THAT BREEZE COMING IN HERE FROM THE NORTHEAST. NOT SUPER STRONG. SO IF YOU HAVE THAT SWEATSHIRT ON LIKE WE DID THIS MORNING, PRETTY GOOD. THERE’S THE RADAR AND SATELLITE LOOK LIKE THERE WAS RAIN, BUT THE SURFACE AIR WAS SO DRY THAT WASN’T REACHING THE GROUND THAT OUR COMPUTER MODELS SUGGEST THAT WE’LL CONTINUE TO SEE THIS PATTERN WITH THE CLOUDS, SPRINKLES LIFT NORTHEAST TOMORROW MORNING, MAYBE A COUPLE OF SPRINKLES SOUTH OF US. A CHANCE WE COULD SEE SOME PEEKS OF SUN, BUT THEN SOME CLOUDS AROUND, AND THEN A LITTLE DISTURBANCE COMES IN FROM THE WEST LATER TOMORROW NIGHT AND FRIDAY, AND YOU SEE THE CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS INTO FRIDAY MORNING. BUT NOW KIND OF LOOKING LIKE IT WILL BE DRYING OUT AS WE GET LATER INTO THE AFTERNOON. 49 THE LOW TONIGHT, MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES CAN’T COMPLETELY RULE OUT AN ISOLATED SHOWER TOMORROW. A LOT LIKE TODAY. MAINLY CLOUDY IF WE GET SOME PEEKS OF SUN TEMPERATURES UP INTO THE LOWER 60S. BETTER CHANCE OF RAIN TOMORROW NIGHT. FRIDAY WE HAVE FRIDAY AS AN IMPACT WEATHER DAY. THERE COULD BE THUNDER AND IT KIND OF ALL DEPENDS ON THE TIMING. IF THIS IS ALL IN THE MORNING, LIKE THIS LATEST COMPUTER MODEL RUN SHOWS, IT WOULD BE LESS SUPPRESSIVE. NOT SO MUCH THUNDER OU