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Rounds of rain expected Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Impact weather ahead
ENDLESS. YEAH, I’VE NEVER BEEN A BIG FAN OF FRENCH ONION DIP. REALLY, I, I HAD IT THE OTHER DAY AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A WHILE, AND I WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED, PLEASANTLY SURPRISED, PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. I HOPE I’M PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. MAYBE NOT LIKE SHE WAS THOUGH. 600 BOXES OR WHATEVER THE HECK THAT WAS. BUT ANYWAYS, WE GOT SOME RAIN CHANCES TO TALK ABOUT HERE IN THE FORECAST. PROBABLY NOT COMING FOR TODAY. OUR HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY I SAID 65 RIGHT THERE ACTUALLY JUST LOWERED IT TO 63 DEGREES. I THINK THAT’S PROBABLY WHERE WE’RE GOING TO TOP OUT FOR TODAY. IT’S GOING TO BE WINDY THOUGH. THAT’S PROBABLY THE MAIN FACTOR. YOU’LL NOTICE IF YOU STEPPED OUTSIDE THIS MORNING IT WAS AWFULLY WINDY OUTSIDE. IT’S STILL THAT WAY NOW, BUT IT WILL CALM SLIGHTLY AS WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON. WILL STILL BE BREEZY PRETTY MUCH ALL DAY. 50 ON WEDNESDAY. A CHANCE OF RAIN. MORE SO FOR THE AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING. EVEN OVERNIGHT YOU COULD GET SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER THAT WILL LAST INTO THURSDAY MORNING, WHERE WE HAVE A HIGH OF 57 DEGREES. WE’RE GOING TO WATCH THAT HIGH TEMPERATURE CLOSELY. IF THIS SYSTEM TRACKS A LITTLE BIT TO OUR WEST AND NORTH, WE COULD ACTUALLY GET THE 60S. SO THAT COULD BE NICE. WE’LL GET THE SUNSHINE BACK THURSDAY AFTERNOON TOO. LOOK AT THAT FLAG WHIPPING AROUND THERE AT THE RIVERFRONT. OUR CURRENT TEMPERATURE IS 60 DEGREES, BUT THAT NORTH WIND CAUSING QUITE THE ANNOYANCE AS IT WHIPS AROUND AT 23MPH. AS FOR TEMPERATURES 59 IN LINCOLN, 53 IN FREMONT, 60 OMAHA, 57 HARLAN AND ATLANTIC. LOOK AT THAT NORTH WIND, THOUGH THESE ARE THE WIND GUSTS, SO THE EXTRA PUSH YOU FEEL FROM TIME TO TIME. 43 IN TEKAMAH, 40MPH IN CARROLL. SO YEAH, IT’S BLOWING PRETTY GOOD OUT THERE. AND AGAIN, IT WILL AT LEAST STAY BREEZY FOR THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON AND EVEN A LITTLE BIT AFTER SUNSET AS WELL. WE THINK HIGHS WILL TOP OUT IN THE LOWER 60S VERY SHORTLY HERE 63 IS WHAT I HAVE GOING FOR THE FORECAST. HIGH TEMPERATURES. SOME AREAS COULD GET STUCK IN THE UPPER 50S AS WELL. IT’S KIND OF A TOUGH FORECAST WITH THAT NORTH WIND TRYING TO DRAG IN THAT COOLER AIR. AND ALSO WE’LL TALK ABOUT WEDNESDAY AS WELL, WHERE THERE’S A CHANCE TO OUR SOUTH AND EAST OF MAYBE A STRONGER STORM. I THINK THAT COULD COME WEDNESDAY NIGHT. THAT’S A BETTER AREA TO GET THE RUMBLES OF THUNDER. KEEP IN MIND, THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER IS LABELING THIS IN GREEN, WHICH IS THE MARGINAL RISK THAT IS A ONE OUT OF FIVE FROM THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER. AND THEN AS WE GET INTO THURSDAY, WHICH IS MORE SO THE MORNING HOURS, THERE’S A CHANCE WE COULD HAVE A STORM THERE IN WESTERN IOWA, BUT I THINK THAT WOULD STAY TOWARDS CENTRAL IOWA, MAYBE TOWARDS DES MOINES. LET’S TIME IT OUT HERE ON STORM PREDICTOR. GETTING MORE, MAYBE WIDESPREAD RAIN AS WE GET INTO LATE WEDNESDAY. IT COULD BE A LITTLE SPOTTY AT TIMES. IT WILL BE LIKE MULTIPLE BOUTS OF RAINFALL. HERE’S WHERE YOU COULD GET MAYBE A COUPLE RUMBLES OF THUNDER. THAT’D BE AROUND MIDNIGHT ON THURSDAY, AND IT COULD EVEN BE SPOTTY WITH MORE RUMBLES OF THUNDER INTO EARLY THURSDAY MORNING. IT CLEARS OUT, THOUGH, AS WE GET IN TOWARDS THE LUNCH HOUR. AND THEN LOOK AT THIS. WE SEE THE SKIES CLEAR OUT IN THE AFTERNOON. AND AGAIN, IF THIS SYSTEM, THIS AREA OF LOW PRESSURE TRACKS A LITTLE BIT WEST, WE’LL STAY IN THE WARM SIDE OF IT. AND WE COULD ACTUALLY BE IN THE 60S ON THURSDAY. RIGHT NOW WE’RE GOING UPPER 50S FOR THE HIGH TEMPERATURE. SO WE’RE GOING TO WATCH THAT CLOSELY FOR YOU FRIDAY. WE COULD HAVE ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN TOWARDS THE MIDDAY HOURS. IT MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIT QUICKER THAN WHAT WE HAVE WEDNESDAY AND INTO THURSDAY MORNING. WE’RE GOING TO PICK UP ON A GOOD AMOUNT OF MOISTURE WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY, AND WE DESPERATELY NEED IT. WE COULD GET UP TO AN INCH OF RAIN THROUGH THAT PERIOD, LESS ON FRIDAY, AND THEN WE’RE COOLER FOR SATURDAY AND ESPECIALLY EASTER SUNDAY. THOSE GOING ON EASTER EGG HUNT, YOU MIGHT HAVE TO BUNDLE UP A LITTLE B
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Rounds of rain expected Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Impact weather ahead
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking the potential for round of rain on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has 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 the potential for round of rain on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 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.
