Freezing drizzle continues to expand farther north and west as of the early afternoon. The freezing drizzle will be most common in Omaha and neighborhoods farther south and east, but anyone could get hit by some of it. The freezing drizzle will be most widespread early this afternoon, then it will start to fade away, but there will likely still be a few pockets of freezing drizzle during the evening commute. We'll completely dry out shortly after the drive home from work.
Highs will be in the upper 20s, but the wind chill will be closer to 20 at best.
Skies quickly clear overnight, and we drop into the upper teens for Thursday morning.
Thursday will be breezy, but it will be mostly sunny and warmer with low 40s.
The wind will be lighter Friday, and we keep the sunshine and low 40s for another afternoon.
Saturday will be mostly cloudy with a few raindrops (south) and snowflakes (north). The rain won't be enough to be beneficial, and the snow won't be enough to stick or cause any problems. It will also be breezy and a little cooler with upper 30s.
We drop into the mid 30s Sunday, but we'll see more of a mix of sun and clouds.
Monday will be mostly cloudy with mid 30s.
It gets colder again Tuesday with mid 20s and more clouds.
WEDNESDAY
Cloudy
Freezing Drizzle
High: 29
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Clearing Skies
Cold
Low: 19
THURSDAY
Mostly Sunny
Breezy
High: 42
FRIDAY
Mostly Sunny
Above Average
High: 42
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