Warming up, breezy for Memorial Day in Omaha area

OUR TEMPERATURES EVEN MORE HERE TO START THE WEEK. SO HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN PLAN AHEAD FOR, NOT ONLY FOR MEMORIAL DAY, BUT FOR THE WEEK AHEAD. TEMPERATURES WARMING UP EVEN MORE TODAY. SOUTH WIND WILL PICK UP AS WELL. SO A BIT ON THE BREEZY SIDE, BUT IMPORTANTLY STAYING DRY FOR ANY ACTIVITIES OR CEREMONIES GOING ON TODAY. WE’LL KEEP IT WARM, MAINLY DRY THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK. HIGHS REMAINING IN THE 80S AND WE DO HAVE SOME IMPACT WEATHER LATE WEEK RIGHT NOW. LOOKS LIKE A CHANCE FOR SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS. MAYBE SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER. RIGHT NOW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY LOOK LIKE OUR BEST CHANCES, BUT HERE FOR MEMORIAL DAY WILL BE DRY, BUT ALREADY OFF TO A VERY MILD START. UPPER 60S BY 8:00 INTO THE 80S. BY NOON, SOUTH WINDS GUSTING AROUND 25MPH. AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING, WE SEE THOSE TEMPERATURES 5:00 AROUND 88 DEGREES. SO THAT IS MORE SUMMER-LIKE. YOU SEE THE FLAG AT HALF STAFF THERE. AS WE LOOK OUT FROM OUR SKYCAM FEW CLOUDS DRIFTING OVER THE METRO AREA AS WE LOOK TO THE NORTH, 67 DEGREES RIGHT NOW, DEW POINTS IN THE 50S, SOUTH BREEZE AT THE MOMENT, TEN MILES PER HOUR. SO MILD START FOR EVERYBODY. LOW TO MID 60S TO BEGIN THE DAY 67 LINCOLN 66 IN FREMONT 63. ATLANTIC RED OAK. SHENANDOAH. FEW LITTLE RUMBLES OF THUNDER. PASSING SHOWERS ON THE FRINGE OF OUR VIEWING AREA JUST SOUTH OF CARROLL MOVED THROUGH ATLANTIC A LITTLE BIT EARLIER, PUSHING CLOSER TO THE DES MOINES METRO. SO A WET START OUT IN CENTRAL IOWA. WE’VE GOT A LITTLE BANK OF CLOUDS DRIFTING THROUGH NOW, BUT THOSE WILL MOVE OUT FAIRLY QUICKLY HERE THIS MORNING. NOW, LATER ON THIS EVENING, MOST OF US STILL GOING TO BE DRY UP IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA. COULD HAVE A FEW ISOLATED STORMS, MAY PRODUCE A LITTLE HAIL AND WIND. SEE THAT MARGINAL RISK INCLUDES THE NORFOLK AREAS. REALLY NORFOLK AND NORTH. BETTER CHANCE TO SEE ANY LATER EVENING SHOWER AND STORM ACTIVITY YOU SEE HERE ON STORM. SO STAYING DRY, LOTS OF SUNSHINE, TEMPERATURES CLIMBING LOW TO MID 80S BY NOON. UPPER 80S. LOW 90S WEST OF THE METRO OUT TOWARD LINCOLN AND NORFOLK AARON. HERE’S THIS MODEL DEPICTING KEEPING MOST OF THAT STORM ACTIVITY FAR NORTHEAST NEBRASKA. SO AGAIN, MOST OF US STAYING DRY. CONTINUING THIS EVENING OVERNIGHT MILD START AGAIN TOMORROW IN THE 60S. FEW MORE CLOUDS AROUND. STILL A LITTLE BIT OF SOUTH BREEZE. SHOULD GET THOSE HIGHS FOR MOST OF US BACK IN THE MID TO UPPER 80S. SO WE’RE GOING TO KEEP IT WARM. WE’LL KEEP IT DRY FOR THE MOST PART AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. 86 ON WEDNESDAY IMPACT WEATHER RIGHT NOW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AND THEN YOU CAN SEE THOSE TEMPERATURES SLI