A few clouds pass through overnight as we cool off into the low 20s for Wednesday morning.
With mostly sunny skies, Wednesday afternoon will be a touch warmer as we push into the mid 40s.
We continue to watch Thursday, but the current trend is more rain than snow. The rain will start to move in from the south by late morning, becoming more widespread in the afternoon. Some of the rain will start to change into snow, mainly north of I-80, by the evening. More of the rain will change into snow at night before we dry out early Friday morning.
With mainly rain expected along and south of I-80, snow totals aren't looking too likely there. North of I-80, in a line from Columbus to Tekamah and Denison will see between nothing to one inch. The best shot at seeing 1 to 3 inches will be in northeast Nebraska. With two days to go, things could still shift north or south, so stay tuned for any updates.
Like Thursday, Friday will also be in the upper 30s, with mostly cloudy skies to end the workweek.
The clouds could be pretty stubborn over the weekend. We will manage to warm into the low 40s on Saturday and Sunday.
Scattered rain starts to move in late Sunday, becoming more likely and widespread for Monday into Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Comfortable
High: 45
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Chilly
Low: 26
THURSDAY
Cloudy
Rain to Snow
High: 38
FRIDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Cold
High: 39
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