Watch for some dense fog to develop Sunday morning, mainly in far eastern Nebraska into western Iowa. This fog should burn up by 9-10am.
Sunday will be the hinge point between the comfortable days previously and the big time heat ahead. The warmer temperatures and higher humidity will be more noticeable on Sunday with highs reaching the low 90s and the humidity returns. There is also a slight chance for a spot storm Sunday afternoon, but this chance is quite low. However, if one is to develop it could be strong with gusty winds possible. Keep an eye on the sky if you have any outdoor plans Sunday regardless.
Monday is the beginning of a stretch of hot and humid days, highs will be into the middle 90s with heat index values feeling closer to 100. There is also another chance for an isolated storm during the afternoon, but most if not all will stay dry.
Big time heat comes in Tuesday and Wednesday with both highs reaching the century mark, heat index values could be as high as 105-110 on both days. There will not be much relief overnight as lows only reach the low 80s. Take those heat safety precautions both days and check on the more heat-sensitive.
A "cold front" will slide through Wednesday night into Thursday sparking off a few more isolated storms. Temperatures on Thursday into the weekend only drop from the triple digits into the upper 90s.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly Clear
Comfortable
Low: 66
SUNDAY
Mostly Sunny
Isolated Rain Late
High: 91
MONDAY
Mainly Sunny
Hot
High: 96
TUESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Very Hot
High: 100
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