A line of storms will move in to eastern Nebraska overnight and early into Tuesday morning, before sunrise, which could slow down the morning commute for some cities, including Omaha. They will likely continue to strengthen as they push east towards central Iowa in the morning, before exiting western Iowa around noon. Pockets of hail, strong wind, and a tornado are all possible across the region with these morning storms.
It will stay windy Tuesday afternoon with highs only in the mid 70s. Another round of hit and miss storms will pop up Tuesday evening, before we fully dry out Tuesday night.
Wednesday will be partly cloudy, still windy, and cooler... with mid 60s, but we look to be dry all day.
Another round of rain moves in overnight and into Thursday morning, and could continue into the afternoon in a few spots. The rest of the day will be breezy and even cooler, with mid 50s for highs.
For our gardeners with plants sensitive to the cold, temperatures could be near or below freezing multiple mornings in a row, starting Friday and this weekend.
The wind lightens up more Friday, and we'll get some sunshine mixed in with our clouds. It stays cool, in the mid 50s.
The weekend also looks cool with mid 50s Saturday and upper 50s on Sunday. Both days look partly cloudy and dry.
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Storms Likely
Windy
High: 74
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Dry & Windy
Low: 49
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Breezy
High: 66
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Showers
High: 54
Share your weather pictures with KMTV:
- Email to News@3newsnow.com
- 3 News Now Facebook page
- Use the hashtag #3NewsNow on Instagram or X (formerly Twitter)
Download the free Storm Shield app for iOS and Android phones
Receive severe weather watches and warnings for your location as you track the storms on radar. Great for use at the office, at home, and while traveling.
