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From Storms to Snow, Monday is Shaping up to be an Active Weather Day

Cooler midweek, but warmer weather comes late week
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Overnight, more rain and a few thunderstorms build back into the region tonight. It will likely be a wet morning commute for some of us as we start the workweek.

Highs on Monday will vary greatly depending on where you live. In northeast Nebraska, highs will hold in the 30s all day. On the warm side, 60s are possible in southwest Iowa into northwest Missouri. Everyone else will be between those extremes, with Omaha hitting the mid to upper 50s.

We get another break in the rain by midday. By the afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop along and east of the Missouri River, including Omaha. A few of these thunderstorms could produce some large hail or gusty winds, but the overall severe weather threat is low.

Meanwhile, a band of snow could impact northeast Nebraska as early as Monday afternoon and expand eastward overnight into Tuesday. The snow will break up as it approaches, so not everyone will see snow Tuesday morning. For those that do, the winds over 40 mph at times could create visibility issues for the Tuesday morning drive. Snowfall amounts should remain under 1/2" for most, with the best chance of seeing 1" of snow over northeast Nebraska.

Any lingering snow showers will be gone by noon on Tuesday, but cold and windy weather remains in its wake. Highs on Tuesday will be in the mid 30s with strong winds up to 40 mph, making it feel much colder during the day.

As you head out the door Wednesday morning, lows will be in the teens. Wednesday is warmer, but still below average with a high of 46.

Into late week, temperatures climb up on Thursday with highs in the low 60s, and Friday with highs in the upper 60s.

MONDAY
Cloudy
Afternoon Storms
Windy
High: 57

MONDAY NIGHT
Cloudy
Scattered Snow
Windy
Low: 22

TUESDAY
Partly Sunny
Windy and Cold
High: 36

WEDNESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Cool
High: 46

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