On Monday morning, the temperature will rise above freezing for the first time since 1 am on January 9th, a run of over 300 hours. Highs on Monday will make it to the mid 30s with lots of clouds.
By Monday night, some rain will move southeast of Omaha, clipping southeast NE, southwest IA, and northwest MO. Some of this rain might mix with sleet or snow before it pulls away by the Tuesday AM commute. Most of this should stay southeast of Omaha, but if your commute takes you that way there could be some slick spots. The rest of Tuesday looks dry but cloudy with highs in the low 30s.
Wednesday could be a better chance for some rain showers to impact more communities, but a lot of us stay dry Wednesday into Thursday. Due to temperatures above freezing, any precipitation that falls on Wednesday will be rain. Highs hold in the mid 30s on both days.
We keep these static temperatures with clouds going through the end of the week into the weekend. Expect a slow snowmelt, meaning any issues concerning flooding or ice jams look low at this time.
MONDAY
Cloudy
Above Average
High: 35
MONDAY NIGHT
Cloudy
Wintry Mix SE
Low: 30
TUESDAY
Cloudy
Drying Out
High: 33
WEDNESDAY
Cloudy
Scattered Rain
High: 36
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