Record Warmth for Omaha then colder later this week

WELL BILL, TODAY IS A GREAT DAY TO HAVE AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE AND GET OUTSIDE. BOY WHAT A DAY TO BE OUTSIDE. YOU’RE RIGHT A HOLIDAY. A LOT OF FOLKS OUT ENJOYING IT FOR SURE. AND WE HAVE SOME WINTER WEATHER RETURNING. SO I MEAN IT SEEMS LIKE WE’RE GETTING THESE DAYS, EVERY DAY IS LIKE THIS. BUT WE KNOW THAT’S NOT GOING TO BE THE CASE THIS EVENING. IT’S UP THERE. RANDBY FACTOR TIME RIGHT NOW. I GIVE IT RANDBY FACTOR OF NINE. IT’S SPECTACULAR FOR WORKING AND PLAYING OUTSIDE AT THE MOMENT. TOMORROW IT’S GOING TO BE WARM BUT ALSO WINDY. RIGHT NOW WE’VE GOT A FIRE WEATHER WATCH FOR EASTERN NEBRASKA THAT WILL LIKELY BECOME A RED FLAG WARNING THAT’S ALREADY ISSUED FOR CENTRAL PARTS OF NEBRASKA. THE HUMIDITY DROPPING BELOW 20% AND THE WINDS VERY STRONG. EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON WE WERE UP INTO THE MID 60S AND I THOUGHT FOR SURE WE WERE GOING TO HAVE OUR RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE, BUT WE’VE STAYED AT 66 FOR THE LAST THREE HOURS. SO THAT’S THE HIGH SO FAR TODAY. AND THAT RECORD HIGH 67 AS LUKE WAS MENTIONING THAT YEAR, 2017. THAT’S A CRAZY YEAR WITH RECORD AFTER RECORD AFTER RECORD DURING THAT MONTH OF FEBRUARY. THAT’S A NICE LOOK FOR THE FAIRFIELD IN THE BLAIR HIGH ROAD 680 INTERCHANGE 66 WINDS ARE CALM. IT’S 65 IN MILFORD, 64 BLAIR 64, COUNCIL BLUFFS 67 AT BELLEVUE OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE. MOST TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN IN THE MID 60S, A FEW SPOTS INTO THE UPPER 60S GOT FALLS CITY IN MARYVILLE. 67. LITTLE BIT OF A BREEZE THERE. WE WERE A LITTLE BREEZY THIS MORNING, BUT THE WINDS HAVE BEEN VERY LIGHT THIS AFTERNOON. GENERALLY LESS THAN FIVE MILES AN HOUR. OMAHA FREMONT TEKAMAH. AND THEY ARE THAT WAY RIGHT NOW. THAT’S QUIET. DEUEL POLL SUPER DOPPLER SEVEN RADAR. LAST COUPLE OF HOURS. SEE HOW THE CLOUDS HAVE KIND OF INCREASED ACROSS THE METRO. SO MAYBE WE’RE STUCK RIGHT THERE AT 67 WITH THAT INCREASED CLOUD COVER. WELL, CLOUDS WILL CONTINUE TO INCREASE AROUND THE AREA TONIGHT. THERE’S A LITTLE FRONT THAT’S JUST KIND OF HANGING AROUND. SO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES TONIGHT. PROBABLY HAVE SOME CLOUDS AROUND TOMORROW MORNING. AND THEN LATER IN THE AFTERNOON A LITTLE WAVE OF LOW PRESSURE IS GOING TO DEVELOP ON THIS FRONT NORTH OF US. AND THERE COULD BE A COUPLE OF SPOTTY SHOWERS THAT DEVELOP AND MAYBE GET THROUGH HERE. AND THEN THAT STORM SYSTEM THAT HAS SOME COLDER AIR BEHIND IT PUSHES THROUGH ON WEDNESDAY, ALTHOUGH INITIALLY IT’S PACIFIC AIR. WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT FOR THIS NEXT SYSTEM TO COME OUT TO BRING IN THE REALLY COLD AIR. AND THAT ONE HAS A CHANCE TO MAKE THIS A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW OR RAIN. SNOW MIX LATER THURSDAY. I KNOW THAT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE GIVEN OUR CURRENT WARMTH. TONIGHT’S LOW 45 MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, MAINLY CLOUDY TO START, BUT THEN MOSTLY SUNNY, WINDY AND MILD MIDDAY. AND THEN AS WE GET INTO THE EVENING, THAT CHANCE WE COULD POSSIBLY SEE A FEW SHOWERS. SO WEDNESDAY IT’S STILL GOING TO BE MILD IN THE 60S FOR A HIGH TEMPERATURE WITH SOME SUNSHINE. THURSDAY IS AN IMPACT WEATHER DAY AS A STRONG AREA OF LOW PRESSURE COMES OUT. IT’S GOING TO BE WINDY AGAIN. MAYBE SOME RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS INTO THE EVENING AND THEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY BACK TO NORMAL FEBRUARY WEATHER. AND THAT’S GOING T