As of noon, the snow continues to lighten up, and more of us will get a break from the snow in the first half of the afternoon. Scattered snow moves back in by late afternoon, and it could be just enough to make for some new snowy and slick spots for the evening commute. Along with Monday's snow, our frigid weather continues. Highs will be in the single digits with wind chills around -10 most of the afternoon.
There could be a few pockets of snow around overnight as we drop into the double digits below zero for Tuesday morning. This will send the wind chill to -30 to -20. Make sure you and the kids are dressed in extra layers and are covering up as much skin as possible with hats, gloves, and scarves.
There will be some hit and miss snow around Tuesday, but a lot more of us will avoid the snow compared to Monday. A lot of us will see little to no new accumulation, but areas southwest of the Omaha metro could see up to another inch of snow. Highs will only be near 0... making for a frigid day! Limit your time outside, and keep the pets inside with you as much as possible.
Wind chills Wednesday morning will likely be from -30 to -20. In the afternoon, the actual temperatures will be in the low single digits with a little more sunshine.
Thursday will likely bring our coldest morning of the week. Temperatures will be in the teens below zero, which will push the wind chill closer to -35 to -25. The afternoon will be in the single digits with mostly sunny skies.
Friday starts near -10, but we warm up a little more in the afternoon. Highs will be in the teens with a lot of sunshine.
The "heat wave" arrives this weekend! Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the low 30s. Then, we push into the low 40s on Sunday with a few more clouds.
MONDAY
Cloudy
Snow
High: 6
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Snow
Low: -11
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Scattered Snow
High: 0
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Frigid
High: 3
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