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Not quite perfect weather Tuesday, light precip Wednesday morning
Light rain / snow possible Wednesday morning
A LOT OF BIG NAMES. YEAH, A TOP TEN DATE TODAY. LUKE I KNOW WE FINALLY DID IT. OUR FIRST TOP TEN DAY OF THE YEAR. PRETTY EXCITING FOR US. THAT MEANS TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE 70S THE ENTIRE DAY. WE HAD THE SUNSHINE. WE DIDN’T HAVE MUCH OF A BREEZE OUT THERE, AND IT WASN’T HUMID OUTSIDE. AND THIS WE’RE KIND OF GETTING INTO THAT TOP TEN DAY SEASON, IF YOU WILL, WHEN WE GET INTO EARLY SPRING. OF COURSE, YOU GET INTO MID-SUMMER AND YOU’RE PRETTY MUCH DONE WITH THEM. BUT THIS ONE, OUR FIRST ONE OF THE YEAR, WE WILL BE SLIGHTLY COOLER TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. SO WE DON’T HAVE ANY TOP TEN DAYS HERE, FORECAST OR ANYTHING CLOSE TO IT. LIGHT RAIN AND SNOW COULD BE POSSIBLE EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. WHEN I MEAN LIGHT, I MEAN VERY LIGHT PRECIPITATION. IF WE GET ANY SNOWFLAKES THEY WOULD NOT ACCUMULATE, BUT THAT IS OUR ONLY IMPACT. WEATHER WE HAVE IN THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST BECAUSE IT WOULD BE DURING THE MORNING DRIVE. LOOKS LIKE THE TIME FRAME. LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE WEST DODGE EXPRESSWAY LOOKS PRETTY CLEAR OUT THERE. TEMPERATURE OF 56 DEGREES AND WE’RE PAST 10:00 AND TEMPERATURES ARE STILL IN THE 50S. THAT IS REMARKABLE. A NORTH BREEZE AT JUST TEN MILES PER HOUR. 60 FOR PLATTSMOUTH 62 NEBRASKA CITY 53 TEKAMAH 52 UP IN NORFOLK DENISON CARROLL, BOTH AT 50 DEGREES CHERNIHIV DEUEL POLL IS QUIET FOR US AGAIN TUESDAY NIGHTS, MAYBE MORE SO EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. WE’LL WATCH LVIV DEUEL POLL FOR A LIGHT SHOWER, OR MAYBE A COUPLE SNOWFLAKES COMING DOWN AND THE CLOUDS JUST NORTH OF OMAHA FOR THIS EVENING. THAT’S GOING TO BE ABOUT IT FOR THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. LET’S TALK ABOUT TUESDAY. FIRST. I THINK YOU’LL START WITH A GOOD BIT OF SUNSHINE IN THE AFTERNOON. YOU MAY SEE MORE CLOUDS, ESPECIALLY IN WESTERN IOWA. WE MAY HAVE A MID OR LOW LEVEL CLOUD DECK KIND OF MOVE OVER US WITH TEMPERATURES GET INTO THE MID 60S. SO A LITTLE COOLER THAN WE WERE TODAY. SO AGAIN, NOT THE PERFECT WEATHER THAT WE HAD THIS AFTERNOON, BUT STILL NICE. THERE’S TUESDAY NIGHT AND NOW WE’RE INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY. NOTICE THE STORMS THAT FORMED ON THAT FRONT. THAT’S WHERE THERE WILL BE SOME SEVERE POTENTIAL, BUT I THINK IT’S WELL SOUTH OF OUR VIEWING AREA. AND REALLY FOR US IT’S A SNOWFLAKE OR TWO OR MAYBE A FEW RAINDROPS EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. SO MAYBE WE’RE DEALING WITH SOME WET PAVEMENT, WHICH IS WHY WE HAVE WEDNESDAY’S IMPACT WEATHER DAY. BUT YOU KNOW, IT’S KIND OF ONE OF THOSE LIGHTER IMPACT WEATHER DAYS, IF YOU WILL. SEVERE STORM CHANCE FROM THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER. MARGINAL RISK. THE FAR SOUTHEAST SIDE OF OUR AREA. AGAIN, I THINK THE FRONT MOVES THROUGH AND WE REALLY DON’T SEE STORMS ALONG THAT FRONT UNTIL IT MOVES SOUTH TOWARDS KANSAS CITY, WHICH IS OUTSIDE OF OUR VIEWING AREA. SO I THINK WE’RE GOING TO BE OKAY THERE. 43 DEGREES, THE LOW TEMPERATURE TONIGHT. WE HAVE 30S FOR THE NORTH SIDE OF THE AREA. HIGHS FOR TOMORROW MID 60S IN OMAHA, A LITTLE COOLER NORTH OF I-80 BUT WAY SOUTH OF I-80 LIKE MARYVILLE AND FALL CITY. CLOSE TO THE TEMPERATURES WE HAD TODAY IN THE 70S. WEDNESDAY, WE EVEN THE PLAYING FIELD, EVERYONE PROBABLY LOWER 50S AND UPPER 40S. NOW THAT’S CLOSER TO NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. AND WE DO AGAIN HAVE WEDNESDAY’S IMPACT WEATHER DAY. NOT A HUGE DEAL FOR US, BUT A COUPLE RAINDROPS, SOME SNOWFLAKES COMING DOWN DURING THE MORNING DRIVE. JUST SOMETHING TO BE AWARE OF FOR YOU. WE WARM BACK UP ON THURSDAY TO TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 60S, BUT IT WILL BE WINDY ON THURSDAY, WHICH COULD GIVE US SOME SLIGHT FIRE DANGER CONCERNS BECAUSE IT IS A LITTLE DRY. THEN FRIDAY WE’RE BACK DOWN INTO THE 50S, SO A LITTLE TEETER TOTTER RIDE WITH TEMPERATURES, BUT I THINK I CAN SAY FOR EVERYBODY, I’M JUST HAPPY. TODAY WA
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Not quite perfect weather Tuesday, light precip Wednesday morning
Light rain / snow possible Wednesday morning
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking slightly cooler weather ahead. Meteorologist Luke Vickery the latest in the forecast you trust. With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking slightly cooler weather ahead. Meteorologist Luke Vickery the latest in the forecast you trust.
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With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
