Late night thunder possible in Omaha and into Thursday morning

WHERE WE BELIEVE IT WILL. HEAVIER RAIN COMING DOWN TOWARD TOMORROW MORNING. SOME THUNDER IN THERE AND THEN SOME MORE CHANCES GOING FORWARD THROUGH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. SO IF YOU’VE GOT SOME PLANS TO BE OR WORK OUTSIDE ON THURSDAY, I GIVE IT THE RAIN B FACTOR OF FOUR. IT’S GOING TO BE UNPLEASANT FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE, PARTICULARLY IN THE MORNING WITH THE RAIN CHANCE. AND REALLY YOU MAY NEED A LITTLE EXTRA TIME FOR THE MORNING DRIVE AS THE MORNING RUSH HOUR COULD BE SLOWED DOWN BY RAIN. YOU SEE SOME OF THE RAIN LIFTING NORTH NOW, AND IT LOOKS LIKE THAT WILL CONTINUE HERE FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS, THEN PICK BACK UP TOMORROW, PARTICULARLY INTO THE AFTERNOON. WESTERN IOWA A MARGINAL RISK OF A SEVERE STORM. THIS IS KIND OF CONDITIONAL. IT DEPENDS ON GETTING A LITTLE BIT OF CLEARING AND WARMING THERE. SAME THING FRIDAY. THIS AREA MUST BE WATCHED FOR POSSIBLE SEVERE STORMS AND ENHANCED RISK FROM THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER ALONG THE I-35 CORRIDOR, BUT AGAIN, YOU HAVE TO GET SOME HEATING THERE. WE MAY STAY CHILLY. WE COULD EVEN STAY IN THE 40S HERE IN THE OMAHA METRO, WHICH WOULD LIMIT OUR CHANCES OF SEVERE WEATHER. WE’RE IN THE 40S RIGHT NOW. HERE’S OUR COMPUTER MODEL. YOU SEE MIDNIGHT, THE RAIN PICKING BACK UP 2 A.M. DOWN NEAR THE KANSAS STATE LINE. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS MOVING BACK UP INTO THE OMAHA METRO BY 4 A.M. AND FOR THE MORNING DRIVE, 8 A.M., SHOWERS AND SOME THUNDERSTORMS HERE IN EASTERN NEBRASKA. AND SEE THE TEMPERATURES DON’T MOVE MUCH. NOON. A COUPLE OF SHOWERS HERE. THESE COULD BE SCATTERED SEVERE STORMS POPPING UP IN NORTHERN MISSOURI, WHERE MARYVILLE WOULD BE 62. AND THERE YOU GO, 2:00 PERHAPS APPROACHING THE I-35 CORRIDOR AND THEN OUT TO THE EAST. IF WE STAY CHILLY AND DON’T APPROACH 50 UNTIL LATE DAY, AND MAYBE WE GET SOME PEEKS OF SUN BEFORE IT SETS, THAT WOULD PROBABLY LIMIT OUR SEVERE CHANCES. BUT THEN FRIDAY, THERE’S ANOTHER CHANCE AS THE SYSTEM MOVES IN HERE. LOOKS LIKE IT’S GOING TO BE CLOUDY AND COOL WITH SPOTTY SHOWERS, BUT ESPECIALLY SOUTHWEST IOWA WHERE TEMPERATURES COULD WARM. SO SHOWERS AGAIN IN OMAHA AND MAYBE LATE IN THE DAY. WESTERN IOWA, NORTHWEST MISSOURI AND CENTRAL IOWA. SEVERE STORM CHANCES 49 AND 34. THAT’S A CHILLY DAY. AND BY MY COUNT, NOW EIGHT HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH AT OMAHA’S EPPLEY AIRFIELD. AND SO FAR, FOR THE MONTH, THAT’S 680. PRETTY WET VIEW THERE FROM THE CHARLES SCHWAB BUILDING CAMERA 44 WITH AN EAST BREEZE. IT’S COOL OUT THERE. SAME IN MILFORD, SAME IN BLAIR. SAME AND FREMONT. AND REALLY ALL ACROSS EASTERN NEBRASKA, WESTERN IOWA, WE HAVE A LOT OF TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW AND MID 40S. THE BREEZE COMING OUT OF THE EAST, SO THAT MOISTURE SORT OF BACK IN HERE. SO AT THE MOMENT, SEE THE RAIN COMING TO AN END. BUT THERE IS MORE COMING UP FROM THE SOUTH LATER ON FOR TONIGHT. FORECASTING A LOW OF 43. WE’RE AT 44 RIGHT NOW. AND SOME THUNDER COMING IN LATE NIGHT FOR FIVE 6:00 IN THE MORNING. DON’T THINK WE’RE LOOKING AT SEVERE WEATHER BUT JUST MIGHT WAKE YOU UP. AND PERHAPS THEN MIDDAY INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON WATCHING WESTERN IOWA FOR A STORM TO POP UP. SO IMPACT WEATHER TOMORROW, IMPACT WEATHER FRIDAY. SOME MORE SHOWERS AND THAT CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS. AND AGAIN, KIND OF LOOKS LIKE MAYBE IF WE STAY CLOUDY THAT LIMITS OUR SEVERE WEATHER CHANCES. OMAHA. BUT IF YOU’RE WATCHING US FROM CORNING OR BEDFORD OR CRESTON, WE’VE GOT SOME VIEWER