Missouri River Flooding: Water levels are falling along some parts of the Missouri River, but they are still climbing downstream. Check out this blog for the latest information on where water levels are falling and how much higher other parts of the river will get.
Forecast: Scattered storms will continue to pop up this afternoon, sliding farther southeast into the evening. While anyone could see a severe storm from 12-7 p.m., the greatest threat will be southeast of Omaha. Large hail, damaging wind, and a couple of tornadoes are all possible. Areas that get hit by a couple of storms could also see more flash flooding. When dry, it will be mostly cloudy and humid with highs near 80. Everyone should be dry by sunset.
Skies quickly clear early tonight, but we could see a few foggy areas as we cool off into the low 60s Wednesday morning.
A lot of us will be dry Wednesday afternoon, but there could be some light rain south of Omaha. The rest of us will see some sunshine with highs in the mid 80s.
Rain return Thursday morning with a number of showers and storms in the region through at least Thursday afternoon, so have a backup indoor option for your 4th of July plans. It will be muggy with low 80s in the afternoon. For now, it looks like we will be able to dry out by fireworks time.
Most of us stay dry Friday. It will also be breezy with a high near 80.
We warm back into the mid 80s Saturday, but it comes with a few spotty showers and storms to avoid.
We'll continue to dodge some hit and miss storms Sunday with mid 80s.
The mid 80s continue Monday with more sunshine.
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Strong Storms
High: 80
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Clear
Foggy Areas
Low: 61
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Rain South
High: 86
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Rain and Storms
High: 81
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