Light rain is slowly expanding north out of southeast Nebraska and northwest Missouri as of the lunch hour. The scattered rain will expand farther north through the afternoon, but some neighborhoods will manage to stay dry into the evening commute. Most of the afternoon will be in the mid 50s in Omaha. Farther northwest, it will be in the low 50s, and to the southeast, it will be warmer, with mid 60s.
Widespread and heavier rain is more likely after midnight. Some of the rain will continue into the Tuesday morning commute. With all the wet weather, there will also probably be some foggy areas as we cool off into the mid 40s.
There will still be rain around some cities as the polls open Tuesday morning, but most neighborhoods should be dry by the lunch hour if you plan on voting on your midday break. The afternoon will be mostly sunny with mid 50s. By the time polls close in the evening, we will be down in the mid 40s. Take a coat in case your line stretches outside.
It looks like most of us will be dry Wednesday, but a few showers in the region can't be ruled out. It will be mostly cloudy with mid 50s.
Thursday brings a little more sunshine mixed in with the clouds as we warm up into the upper 50s.
Friday will be mostly cloudy with upper 50s. While most of the day looks dry, our next round of widespread rain could start to move in as early as Friday night.
Rain becomes more likely into Saturday morning and continues at times into the afternoon. Highs will be in the mid 50s.
The second half of the weekend will be dry with more sunshine and upper 50s.
MONDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Scattered Rain
Afternoon: 56
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Rain Likely Late
Low: 44
TUESDAY
Scattered A.M. Rain
Clearing Skies
Breezy
High: 54
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Mostly Dry
High: 56
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