It will get cold overnight and clouds will begin to move back in to the region. We'll start out Friday morning in the low 10s.
Friday will be mostly cloudy and breezy as some slightly warmer weather begins to blow in from the southeast. After a dry morning, pockets of very light rain and drizzle will start to pop up across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa early in the afternoon. It's during the afternoon really anyone could see a little light freezing rain, so treat any wet road like and icy one, just in case. Temperatures could be within a degree of being above or below freezing in most cities through the evening commute, continuing at least the threat for freezing rain.
Once we get into Friday night, cities along and south of I-80, including Omaha, should fully switch to rain. The threat for freezing rain and a little snow will continue north of Omaha overnight and into Saturday morning. Even though Omaha switches over to rain, watch for a few slippery spots into Saturday morning as temperatures drop a bit below freezing Saturday morning.
By late Saturday morning, everyone should switch to rain as temperatures get back above freezing. It looks like some rain could even continue into Saturday afternoon now, but we will dry out late in the day. Highs will be near 40.
Sunday will be breezy and warmer with mid 40s and more sunshine.
It stays breezy Monday, but we keep temperatures a touch above average, in the mid 40s. There could be some light rain early in the day, mainly down towards northwest Missouri.
It starts to get cooler again Tuesday with upper 30s and mostly sunny skies.
We drop into the mid 30s Wednesday.
FRIDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Breezy
Rain and Wintry Mix
High: 33
FRIDAY NIGHT
Cloudy
Wintry Mix
Low: 31
SATURDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Mainly Rain
High: 39
SUNDAY
Mostly Sunny
Warmer
High: 45
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