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Record breaking temperatures likely Monday afternoon
Record breaking temperatures Monday
DISCOVERY+. I MEAN, HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THE PUPPY BOWL? IT’S JUST IT’S SO FUN AND THEY’RE ALL SO CUTE. I MEAN, HOW WOULD IT WORK? IS IT JUST LIKE THEY JUST RUN WITH THEY, LIKE, HIT A BALL BACK AND FORTH? NO, THEY JUST LIKE, LOOK FOR TOYS THAT THEY COMPETE. YOU KNOW, THEY GOT TO GET TO THE END ZONE TOO. INTERESTING. YEAH. PROBABLY A LOT OF FUMBLES GOING ON. THEY ARE CALLED, YOU KNOW. YEAH. OKAY. IT’S A LOT OF FUN. IT’S INTRIGUING. YOU’RE SELLING ME ON THIS? YOU SHOULD WATCH TOMORROW. I’LL HAVE TO WATCH TWO SUPER BOWLS. THE ACTUAL SUPER BOWL AND THE PUPPY SUPER BOWL. ABSOLUTELY. AND THE WEATHER LOOKS GOOD HERE THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, TOO. I DON’T KNOW IF YOU WANT TO SIT OUTSIDE IN THE GARAGE AND WATCH THE SUPER BOWL. IF IT’S THAT NICE, BUT IT’S GOING TO CERTAINLY BE CLOSE. VERY MILD HERE ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON WITH TEMPERATURES GETTING TO THE MID 50S. RECORD WARMTH THOUGH FOR MONDAY IT’S GOING TO BE MUCH WARMER ON MONDAY. WE THINK UPPER 60S. SOME AREAS ARE LIKELY GOING TO HIT 70 DEGREES HERE IN THE FORECAST FOR MONDAY, SO THAT MAY BE A DAY TO GET OUTSIDE. WE’LL BE A LITTLE MORE BREEZY THAT DAY. WE DO HAVE A FEW LOW RAIN OR SNOW CHANCES COMING TOWARDS THE END OF THIS NEXT WEEK. THERE’S A FLOOD. WATCH OUT FOR THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. THAT’S THROUGH 10 P.M. ON MONDAY. THESE ARE FOR AREAS ALONG THE PLATTE, ELKHORN AND LOUP RIVERS AND IT’S ICE JAM POTENTIAL. YOU KNOW, WE’VE HAD THOSE WARM TEMPERATURES RECENTLY THAT CAN MELT AND BREAK UP SOME OF THAT ICE. AND YOU GET A VULNERABLE PART OF THE RIVER WHERE IT CAN JAM UP. AND THEN YOU COULD GET SOME ISOLATED FLOODING. SO YOU PROBABLY KNOW WHERE THOSE ISOLATED AREAS ARE. IF YOU LIVE BY ONE OF THOSE RIVERS, WITH THE MAJORITY OF US PROBABLY GOING TO BE FINE THERE. HERE’S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE 33 DEGREES. STILL A BIT OF A BREEZE OUT OF THE SOUTH, AND THAT BRINGS A FEEL LIKE TEMPERATURE TO ABOUT 25. SO DOES FEEL CHILLY NOW. LATE THIS EVENING 34 FOR LINCOLN FREMONT 37. THERMOMETER READING 32 DEGREES UP IN HARLAN. NOTHING ON LIVE SUPER DOPPLER RADAR. WE DON’T EXPECT MUCH ON THERE THROUGH THESE NEXT COUPLE DAYS. MAYBE NOT AGAIN UNTIL THE END OF NEXT WEEK. AND WE HAVE THE CLEAR SKIES RIGHT NOW, SO THAT’S HELPED. TEMPERATURES COOL OFF QUITE CONSIDERABLY LATE HERE THIS EVENING. WE SHOULD GET A DECENT AMOUNT OF SUN HERE ON SUNDAY. WE COULD HAVE SOME LOW CLOUDS, ESPECIALLY IN IOWA THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS, BUT THAT SHOULD BURN OFF MORE IN THE AFTERNOON IF WE DO HAVE MORE CLOUDS OVERHEAD, THOUGH, IN THE AFTERNOON THAT COULD REALLY REDUCE TEMPERATURES A LITTLE BIT. SO WE THINK MID 50S BECAUSE WE’RE ANTICIPATING A LITTLE MORE SUNSHINE FOR THE AFTERNOON HOURS. SUNDAY WILL BE THE WARM FRONT PASSES THROUGH A LITTLE BIT FURTHER. WE COULD HAVE SOME LOWER CLOUDS IN THE MORNING, BUT THOSE GET BURNED OFF EARLY IN THE AFTERNOON AND WE GET A SOUTHWEST BREEZE AND A LOT OF WARMTH, ALONG WITH THE SUNSHINE. SO WE’LL BE A BREEZY DAY, BUT IT WILL BE A REALLY WARM DAY WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 60S ON MONDAY. THERE’S THE LOW TEMPERATURE FOR TONIGHT. WE THINK 31 DEGREES. A BIT COOLER THOUGH FOR CENTRAL WESTERN IOWA. YOUR 12 HOUR FORECAST FOR TOMORROW. YOU MAY NEED A JACKET EARLIER IN THE DAY, BUT INTO THE AFTERNOON MAYBE LIGHT JACKET. THAT’S IT AGAIN. MAYBE A FEW CLOUDS DURING THE MIDDLE PARTS OF THE DAY. BUT I THINK THAT THE THICKER CLOUDS WILL STAY IN IOWA. THAT’S WHY THEIR HIGH TEMPERATURE WILL BE IN THE LOWER 40S AND WE’LL BE IN THE MID 50S AND THEN 60S FAR TO THE SOUTHEAST, WILL TRANSITION THAT INTO LOWER 70S ON MONDAY. YOU DON’T GET A LOT OF THOSE DAYS HERE IN MID FEBRUARY. WE’RE THINKING 69 DEGREES FOR A HIGH TEMPERATURE IN OMAHA. THAT WOULD ABSOLUTELY CRUSH MONDAY’S RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES SET BACK IN 1954 OF 63 DEGREES. NOW, IT’S NOT A VERY STRONG RECORD. THERE ARE A LOT OF DAYS IN FEBRUARY WHERE THE RECORD HIGHS ARE IN THE 70S, AND THAT WILL PROBABLY BE CLOSER TO THE NEW RECORD ONCE WE GET PAST MONDAY. TUESDAY WERE A LITTLE BIT COOLER BECAUSE THE FRONT COMES THROUGH. WE GET DOWN TO 51, BUT THAT’S STILL 15 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL AND WE JUST STAY WARM THROUGH MOST OF THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. SO WATCHING THE SUPER BOWL IN THE GARAGE, YOU KNOW I DON’T THINK THAT’S OUT OF THE QUESTION HERE. I MEAN IF I HAD A GARAGE I THINK I’D PROBABLY DO THAT. THAT’S FAIR. I MEAN YOU CAN
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Record breaking temperatures likely Monday afternoon
Record breaking temperatures Monday
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Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking a big time warm up. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has 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.
