Light snow will develop just northeast of Omaha into western Iowa this evening. There could be enough snow for some minor accumulations in western/central Iowa (Denison, Carrol, Harlan, Audubon, Atlantic, etc.). For the rest of the area, including Omaha, some snow is possible but no accumulation is expected.
The snow will be gone by Monday morning, but it will be cold with temperatures in the teens.
Monday is a cold and cloudy day with highs in the mid 20s.
Heading into Tuesday, a warm-up comes as temperatures start in the low teens, but rise quickly into the upper 30s by the afternoon. The sun returns on Tuesday too, as does a southerly breeze helping us warm up.
The warmer weather continues on Wednesday with highs into the upper 40s. A few spots in southeast Nebraska could reach 50.
Then comes the cooldown, a strong cold front passes through Wednesday night, dropping temperatures back into the teens for Thursday morning. Thursday is about 20 degrees cooler, in the middle 20s. A snowflake or two is possible as well, but no accumulation is expected.
It's a short-lived cooldown as another quick warm-up arrives Friday, pulling temperatures back to near 40 after starting our day in the teens. This warming trend lasts into the weekend with highs in the 40s.
MONDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Cold
High: 25
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly Clear
Cold
Low: 12
TUESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Warmer
High: 38
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Warmer
High: 47
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