Beneficial rain made for a wet first half of the day! As of noon, some rain totals have pushed over 1.5 inches north of Omaha. Meanwhile, Fremont and Omaha are just shy of an inch. Totals farther south have been around a quarter to one third of an inch as of the lunch hour.
The rain will start to break apart this afternoon, and many of us will be dry heading into the evening commute, but not everyone. The last of the rain may not end until early tonight. Temperatures have dropped into the 50s behind this morning's cold front, and we could get back to 60 late in the day if we dry out fast enough.
The wind lightens up early tonight, and we cool off into the upper 40s and low 50s for Wednesday morning.
Wednesday starts with a lot of sunshine, but we'll see more clouds pop up in the afternoon. It will be warmer with upper 70s.
Hit and miss rain returns Thursday with just under half of the region seeing more rain. While a number of us stay dry, everyone will be mostly cloudy and cooler with low 70s.
A couple leftover showers could continue into early Friday, but the afternoon looks even drier. There will be a lot of clouds, but we will warm up into the mid 70s.
For now, we're keeping in a small chance for rain both Saturday and Sunday, but assuming we can keep it dry enough, we will warm closer to 80 both afternoons with a mix of sun and clouds.
The low 80s continue Monday with partly cloudy skies.
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Rain
Breezy
High: 60
TUESDAY NIGHT
Clearing Skies
Cooler
Low: 50
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Light Wind
High: 78
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Hit and Miss Rain
High: 72
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