Fog possibly developing around Omaha tonight

OMAHA’S CHIEF METEOROLOGIST BILL RANBY. WITH THE ACCURATE FORECAST, YOU CAN TRUST RANDBY FACTOR. TIME FOR WEDNESDAY. I SAY FIVE TOLERABLE. WE’RE IN A RUT HERE. WE GOT THE CLOUDS. WE’VE GOT TEMPERATURES ONLY IN THE 40S AND LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER DAY OF THAT. WE’VE GOT SOME FOG TONIGHT. CARROLL IOWA ZERO VISIBILITY. ATLANTIC FIVE MILES, BUT HARLAN POINT THREE IN DENISON, HALF A MILE. STILL NOT RESTRICTED MUCH IN THE OMAHA METRO, BUT YOU CAN TELL IT’S A LITTLE BIT A LITTLE BIT OF MIST, A LITTLE BIT OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR. THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER SAYS THERE’S A MARGINAL RISK OF A SEVERE STORM ACROSS THE AREA LATER THURSDAY NIGHT, PRIMARILY HAIL HALF AN INCH TO AN INCH IN DIAMETER AND THEN A WHAT PROBABLY WILL WIND UP BEING A SLIGHT RISK IN THE YELLOW AND AN ENHANCED RISK IN THE ORANGE FOR POSSIBLE WIND PRODUCING THUNDERSTORMS. BUT THAT’S FRIDAY AFTERNOON EVENING, AND THAT IS REALLY IN DOUBT AS TO EXACTLY WHERE THOSE STORMS MIGHT DEVELOP. SOME OF OUR LATEST COMPUTER MODEL INFORMATION SAY THEY’RE GOING TO BE JUST EAST OF THE OMAHA AREA. 4438 TEMPERATURES DIDN’T MOVE MUCH. PRECIPITATION 2/100 EARLY THIS MORNING, PRE-DAWN, BUT IT WAS WET. IF YOU WERE OUT EARLY TODAY. KIND OF. SEE, THERE’S JUST A LITTLE MOISTURE IN THE AIR CAMERA HERE AT THE LEWIS AND CLARK MONUMENT. 41 CLOUDY LIGHT BREEZE OUT OF THE NORTH, 40 IN BLAIR 39 COUNCIL BLUFFS, 41 IN FREMONT, 37 IN HARLAN AND 32 IN CARROLL. SO THAT’S POSSIBLE. FREEZING FOG ELSEWHERE. WE SHOULD STAY ABOVE FREEZING TONIGHT, AND CERTAINLY IN AND AROUND THE OMAHA METRO. LOW CLOUDS PERSIST. YOU LOOK AT THE NATION’S MIDSECTION, DISTURBANCE SLIDING EAST INTO THE OHIO VALLEY. OUR POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT IS BECAUSE OF THIS PIECE OF ENERGY IN THE PACIFIC RIGHT NOW. FORECAST TO CARVE OUT A LOW PRESSURE AREA IN THE TRACK ACROSS THE ROCKIES AND THEN HERE INTO THE PLAINS. BUT THE TIMING ON THAT, AGAIN, BETTER SAMPLED BY THE COMPUTER MODELS ONCE THAT MOVES ASHORE TOMORROW, CLOUDS FOR SURE TOMORROW IN OUR AREA. AND NOW IT KIND OF LOOKS LIKE WE COULD SEE CLOUDS AND A SPRINKLE OR SHOWER LINGER TOMORROW NIGHT AND THEN EVEN INTO THURSDAY BEFORE WE GET INTO SOME SUN IN THE AFTERNOON. TONIGHT, OUR FORECASTING A LOW OF 37, MAYBE A LITTLE DRIZZLE. CERTAINLY THE CLOUD COVER AND PERHAPS SOME MIST OR DRIZZLE 38 AT 8 A.M., 46 AT 4:00, IN A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 48. TOMORROW, SOMEWHAT WARMER, BUT MAINLY WE’RE WATCHING OUT FOR THAT CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS OVERNIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT AND THEN FRIDAY AGAIN. CERTAINLY SOME SHOWER ACTIVITY. BUT THE QUESTION OF SEVERE STORMS IS A BIG QUESTION MARK THERE ON FRIDAY. SATURDAY LOOKS COOLER. SUNDAY LOOKS WARMER STILL. A LOT OF YELLOW BALLS OF SUN ON THAT FORECAST LATER IN THE SEVEN-DAY. LOOKS NICE. REAL