Sunny and warm Friday around Omaha with highs close to 70

OMAHA’S CHIEF METEOROLOGIST BILL RANBY WITH THE ACCURATE FORECAST, YOU CAN TRUST. RANDBY FACTOR TIME FRIDAY GETS A RANDBY FACTOR OF SEVEN. PLEASANT FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE AND FOR WINTER FOR FEBRUARY. THAT IS UNUSUAL. HERE’S SUNDAY, THOUGH THIS IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR FEBRUARY. CLOUDY SKIES IN THE FORECAST. WATCH THIS SNOW SHOWERS FORECAST TO MOVE IN DURING THE AFTERNOON AND THEN KIND OF MOVE OUT AS WE GET LATE DAY. MAYBE A LITTLE LIGHT MIX OR SOME SLEET SOUTHERN AREAS. HOW MUCH? WELL, THIS COMPUTER MODEL IS STILL A WAYS OUT THERE. EARLIER TODAY IT HAD US WITH TWO INCHES. NOW IT SAYS AN INCH AND A HALF, BUT TWO INCH PLATTSMOUTH AND OVER FOUR IN SHENANDOAH, WITH JUST A TRACE AMOUNT UP TOWARD NORFORK AND AN INCH IN TEKAMAH. SO WE’LL HAVE TO WAIT FOR THIS COMPUTER MODEL TO REFINE IT. BUT IT KIND OF LOOKS LIKE THERE COULD BE AN INCH OR SO OF SNOW IN THE AFTERNOON SUNDAY. IF YOU’VE GOT PLANS TO BE OUTSIDE, YOU CERTAINLY WANT TO PAY ATTENTION TO THAT. OR IF YOU’RE TRAVELING, ESPECIALLY SOUTHBOUND TEMPERATURES REACHING THE LOWER 60S TODAY IN OMAHA, NO MOISTURE. WE’RE DRY FOR THE MONTH, ONLY A QUARTER OF AN INCH. AND THAT WAS ALL THAT SNOW THAT CAME DOWN LAST WEEK. A LOOK UP 10TH STREET HERE FROM OUR CAMERA AT THE EMBASSY SUITES DOWNTOWN, 43 VERY LIGHT WINDS, CLEAR SKIES, 43 IN MILLARD, 45 IN BLAIR 38 BELLEVUE 39 FREMONT LOW 30S HARLAN ATLANTIC COLUMBUS CLEAR SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS ALMOST ANYWHERE CAN REALLY DROP OFF AND WE HAVE MANY LOCATIONS REPORTING CALM WINDS IN JUST FIVE MILES AN HOUR IN OMAHA, THREE IN PLATTSMOUTH NOTHING THERE ON DEUEL POLL SUPER DOPPLER SEVEN RADAR. JUST A COUPLE OF HIGH THIN CLOUDS. A FEW MORE KIND OF SKIRTING INTO IOWA, BUT IT APPEARS WE’LL STAY MOSTLY CLEAR OVERNIGHT, AND OUR COMPUTER MODEL STORM PREDICTOR FOR TOMORROW STARTS US OFF MILDER THAN TODAY AND FINISHES UP MILDER THAN TODAY. BUT THIS FRONT IS GOING TO COME THROUGH THE AREA. GIVE US A NORTH BREEZE HERE. A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW A CUT BY NORTH OF US AS WE GO ON SATURDAY WILL STILL BE DRY FOR THAT, BUT A NORTH WIND IS BLOWING AND THEN BY SUNDAY SOME MOISTURE RIDES OVER THE TOP OF THAT. WE GET CLOUDS AND A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT SNOW. TONIGHT’S LOW 32. THAT’S OMAHA IF YOU’RE OUT IN COLUMBUS. IF YOU’RE IN ATLANTIC, PROBABLY BE IN THE 20S, 30S IN THE MORNING, 60S IN THE AFTERNOON AND TOPPING OUT NEAR 70. LITTLE BREEZY, LATE DAY 46 FOR THE HIGH TEMPERATURE ON SATURDAY. SUNDAY. MORE CLOUDS AROUND AND IMPACT WEATHER FOR THAT CHANCE OF SNOW. AND THEN NEXT WEEK MORE IMPACT. WEATHER COULD BE A LITTLE BIT OF DRIZZLE, FREEZING D