Omaha area saw a light dusting of snow Tuesday evening

SECONDS MATTER, FOR SURE. WELL, TONIGHT I WOULD SAY IT’S KIND OF UNPLEASANT. OUT. I MEAN, IT’S COLD, IT’S CLOUDY AND NOT PARTICULARLY WINDY. WELL, RANDI FACTOR TIME AGAIN FOR WEDNESDAY. I THINK IT WILL STILL BE KIND OF COLD. CLOUDY. NOT PARTICULARLY WINDY. SO WE’RE RANDI FACTOR OF FOUR. UNPLEASANT FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE. NOTHING MUCH OUT HERE. MAYBE A LITTLE FLURRY IN HARRISON COUNTY, NOT TOO FAR FROM LOGAN IN IOWA, BUT MOSTLY DRY NOW AND LIKELY TO STAY THAT WAY THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF THE NIGHT. THIS COMPUTER MODEL SHOWS ANOTHER PATCH OF FLURRIES AND LIGHT SNOW COMING DOWN MAINLY WEST OF THE OMAHA METRO, BUT POSSIBLY CATCHING THE METRO TOWARD DRIVE TIME WITH A FEW MORE FLURRIES. AND THEN THE CLOUDS LINGERING, BREAKING UP, PERHAPS LATE IN THE DAY. THAT’LL BE NICE. THAT COMPUTER MODEL GIVES US A 10TH OR TWO INCH, 2/10 OF AN INCH OF SNOW, A LITTLE MORE WEST OF US. LATELY, THE COMPUTER MODELS HAVE BEEN MAYBE JUST A LITTLE HIGH WITH THE AMOUNT OF SNOW AND THE HIGH RESOLUTION RAPID REFRESH ALSO A TINY BIT. SO GIVES US CONFIDENCE THAT IT PROBABLY COULD BE SOME FLURRIES AROUND TOMORROW MORNING, MAYBE A TINY BIT OF PATCHY FREEZING MIST LIKE WE HAD TODAY, BUT NOT ENOUGH TO CAUSE ISSUES. 30 AND 25. THAT’S COLD. AVERAGE HIGH IS 35 DEGREES. OFFICIALLY DIDN’T HAVE MEASURABLE MOISTURE AT EPPLEY AIRFIELD THOUGH. THERE WERE FLURRIES. AND THEN EARLIER TODAY AROUND LUNCHTIME THERE WAS THAT PATCHY MIST. QUIET NIGHT AT THE HENRY DOORLY ZOO. IT’S 29 DEGREES. OUR CAMERA DOWN HERE IN SOUTH OMAHA. CALM WIND, 30 IN MILLARD, 29, IN FREMONT, WHERE THEY DID GET SOME LIGHT SNOW A LITTLE BIT EARLIER ON. MOVING THROUGH. LINCOLN 31 BEATRICE 3128 TEKAMAH LOOK AT THE WINDS ALL LIGHT AROUND EASTERN NEBRASKA, WESTERN IOWA. THERE’S NOT MUCH HERE. GO BACK A LITTLE BIT. YOU CAN SEE THAT PATCH OF LIGHT SNOW AND FLURRIES, THAT KIND OF DROP DOWN TOWARD THE OMAHA METRO MOSTLY FELL APART. AND NOW THERE’S ANOTHER LITTLE AREA OF CLOUDS AND PERHAPS A COUPLE SPRINKLES OR FLURRIES COMING OUT OF NORTH DAKOTA. THAT’S WHAT WE’RE WATCHING INTO TOMORROW MORNING. THAT’S UP HERE. SO PERHAPS THERE’LL BE SOME FLURRIES LEFT OVER FOR THE MORNING DRIVE. THIS FRONT STAYS WEST OF US MOST OF THE DAY, SO THE WARMER WEATHER WILL HAVE TO HOLD OFF UNTIL THURSDAY, AS TOMORROW STILL LOOKS A LITTLE CHILLY TONIGHT. A LOW OF 26. 29 RIGHT NOW, SO NOT MUCH OF A DROP. STILL SOME FLURRIES AROUND AND THAT POSSIBILITY OF FLURRIES INTO DRIVE TIME TOMORROW MORNING. CLOUDY. MIDDAY. MAINLY CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON WHICH WILL PROBABLY KEEP TEMPERATURES DOWN A BIT. 36 FOR THE HIGH. 55. 55 ON THURSDAY. WHAT A CHANGE AS WE GET A WEST WIND AND PACIFIC AIR TO MOVE IN. AND THAT’S WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU HAVE BARE GROUND LIKE LIKE WE DO AND WILL. IT CAN WARM DRAMATICALLY. AND IF WE GET SOME SUNSHINE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT