Extreme heat fades but it still feels like summer in the Omaha area

OMAHA, Neb. —

The extreme heat is over, but still feeling like summer in the Omaha metro. Air quality of a little concern with some near surface smoke from wildfires. A couple of rain chances in the next few days, but looking toward Thursday for more substantial rain.

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