Timing out rain chances for Omaha the next 36 hours

COMPANY RIGHT NOW. YOU BET. WELL, CLOUD COVER TONIGHT, AND WE’RE FINGERS CROSSED. GOING TO SEE SOME SUNSHINE TOMORROW, AT LEAST IN THE AFTERNOON. IT’S BEEN A CLOUDY STRETCH HERE. AND RANDBY FACTOR TIME. WE HAVE BEEN STUCK WITH THAT RAIN FACTOR OF FIVE. AND JUST TO SHAKE THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT, I THINK THURSDAY IT’S A SIX. OKAY. FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE. AND AGAIN I DO THINK WE’LL SEE SOME SUNSHINE MIDDAY LATER INTO THE AFTERNOON. AND THEN FRIDAY. IT’S THIS SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE STORMS AND ENHANCED RISK FARTHER SOUTH. JUST BY LOOKING AT THIS. THE BIGGER THREAT IS GOING TO BE FARTHER SOUTH. THESE ARE THE THREATS. BUT OF COURSE, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE TIMING OF A FRONT AND STORM CHANCES. THIS IS ONE OF OUR COMPUTER MODELS, THE HIGH RESOLUTION RAPID REFRESH. IT HAS THIS FRONT RIGHT THERE AT LUNCHTIME. IT’S GOT CLOUDY SKIES. IT DOESN’T WARM TEMPERATURES THAT MUCH. BY 2:00. THE FRONT IS THROUGH THE OMAHA METRO. BY 4:00 IT’S DOWN TO SHENANDOAH AND AUBURN, AND WE WILL PROBABLY BE DOWN IN THE LOW 40S BY THAT TIME. AND SO IT DOESN’T DO MUCH OF ANYTHING AS FAR AS THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. IT’S GOT ALL DOWN TOWARD KANSAS CITY. THE OTHER COMPUTER MODEL WE USE, THE GRAPH. THIS IS ALSO FOR FRIDAY. IT DOES GIVE A LITTLE WINDOW OF SUN. BUT THAT’S THE FRONT RIGHT THERE MOVES THROUGH THE METRO. THIS IS A LITTLE SLOWER AT THE FRONT. SO IT BRINGS A RISK OF THUNDERSTORMS HERE TO THE METRO. BUT EVEN WITH THIS THAT’S YOUR MAIN CHANCE OF STRONGER THUNDERSTORMS. ALSO LIKELY SOUTH OF THE OMAHA METRO. SO THE TREND IS FRONT COMES THROUGH A LITTLE FASTER, NOT QUITE AS MUCH HEATING, SOMEWHAT LESS CHANCE OF SEVERE STORMS FOR THE OMAHA METRO. 4939 TODAY. NO MOISTURE, ALTHOUGH THERE WAS A LITTLE BIT OF MIST AND DRIZZLE LAST NIGHT, SO IT’S JUST SLIGHTLY DAMP AS YOU GET GOING THIS MORNING. SEE THE CLOUDS OVER THE CITY? THAT’S OUR CAMERA AT THE LEWIS AND CLARK MONUMENT, 47 ONLY DROPPED TWO DEGREES. SINCE THE AFTERNOON. 48 AT MILFORD, 48 BELLEVUE 46. COUNCIL BLUFFS, AND A LOT OF TEMPERATURES IN THE MID AND UPPER 40S WHERE WE HAVE THE CLOUDS. SKIES HAVE CLEARED OUT AROUND NORFOLK AND COLUMBUS, SO TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED THERE, BUT THEY’LL PROBABLY GET FOG TO FORM A COUPLE LITTLE SPRINKLES DOWN SOUTH HERE, AND THE CLOUDS ALL THE WAY OUT HERE TO ABOUT DAVID CITY. ALL RIGHT. THE STORM SYSTEM THAT WE’RE TRACKING IS FARTHER OUT TO THE WEST. SO A LITTLE TIME FOR THIS PIECE OF ENERGY TO MOVE THROUGH. BUT IT DOES LOOK A LITTLE FASTER THAN EARLIER COMPUTER MODELS. AND IF THAT’S THE CASE, MAYBE LESS OF A SEVERE WEATHER CHANCE, BUT HOPEFULLY WE GET SOME PRETTY GOOD RAIN AS WE’LL SEE SOME SHOWERS AND STORMS TOMORROW NIGHT. 37 THE LOW TONIGHT. TOMORROW CLOUDS TO START, SOME SUN IN THE AFTERNOON. KIND OF BREEZY BUT LOW 60S. WELL ABOVE AVERAGE. ARROW DOWN FOR FRIDAY. A CONDITIONAL SEVERE WEATHER THREAT DEPENDING ON THE TIMING OF THE FRONT. BUT ONCE THAT FRONT GOES THROUGH, TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO DROP AND IT COULD BE IN THE MID AND UPPER 60S BY LUNCHTIME AND BE IN THE LOW 40S BY FRIDAY EVENING, I