It's another windy day, but for a lot of cities, the wind isn't quiet as strong as Monday. We stay mostly sunny the rest of the afternoon, and it will be a touch cooler, with highs near 70.
The wind lightens up again early tonight, and we drop into the upper 30s for Wednesday morning.
After a sunny start to Wednesday, clouds move back in for the afternoon... but we should hit the upper 60s again. Most of us will stay dry Wednesday night, but there will be a couple spotty showers to dodge.
Thursday will be breezy and warmer with highs in the low 70s. By the end of the day, scattered storms will start to move in from the southwest. These should be weakening as they move into eastern Nebraska, but a couple of them could still be severe as they arrive Thursday night.
The rain and storms will continue on and off all day Friday. The storms could strengthen again across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, continuing the severe weather threat. Friday will also be windy with highs in the mid 70s. We should dry out late Friday night.
For now, it looks like the Nebraska spring game could thread the dry weather needle between the two rounds of weekend rain. Saturday afternoon will be mostly cloudy with mid 70s.
Late Saturday, round two of rain and storms will start to move into the region. This rain will continue on and off through Sunday morning, and could take until the afternoon to dry out. Cooler air will move in with this rain, dropping highs into the upper 60s.
We stay in the upper 60s Monday with more sunshine than the weekend.
TUESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Windy
High: 69
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Clear
Breezy Early
Low: 37
WEDNESDAY
Morning Sun
Afternoon Clouds
Isolated Night Rain
High: 68
THURSDAY
Partly Cloudy
Breezy
Storms Late
High: 73
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