Clouds will start to move back in from the south overnight, which could squeeze out a few isolated and light pockets of rain after midnight. Not too many of us will see any of the rain overnight, and it looks like a dry Thursday morning commute for a vast majority of the area. We'll cool off into the upper 20s to start the day in Omaha, but where clouds arrive sooner, 30s will be more likely.
Thursday afternoon will be mostly cloudy with some hit and miss rain once again starting to pop up. While anyone could see some of this light rain for a few minutes, most of the day looks dry. With highs near 50, it will be a little cooler, but still above average.
Rain become a little more likely for our neighborhoods southeast of the Omaha metro Thursday evening and night. A few spots closer to northwest Missouri could even see rain totals close to an inch. Any rain should be gone by the Friday morning commute.
Friday afternoon will be partly cloudy and breezy with upper 40s.
It stays partly cloudy and breezy Saturday, but we get a touch warmer, pushing back into the low 50s.
Sunday looks even nicer with mid 50s and some sunshine. We'll have to wait and see if any of that sunshine is around when Unadilla Billie heads outside in the morning for her to see her shadow or not.
The warmer weather this week is letting some of the river ice melt and move a little more, increasing the threat a bit for ice jams along the Platte, Elkhorn, and Loup rivers. If you live in any of the low areas along these rivers, keep an eye on water levels, which can change quickly.
Winter blows back in Monday, dropping temperatures back down closer to average for early February. Highs will be in the upper 30s with mostly cloudy skies.
Then, we drop down into the low 30s Tuesday with very little sunshine.
The low 30s continue Wednesday which could also come with some very light rain or snow.
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Rain
High: 50
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Rain Southeast
Low: 30
FRIDAY
Partly Cloudy
Breezy
High: 48
SATURDAY
Partly Cloudy
Breezy
High: 52
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