After a cool and comfy Tuesday, it will be a little warmer today. We will be in the low 80s, which is still slightly below average for August. The warmer weather comes with a lot of sunshine and a little more humidity.
Another cold front moves in late tonight, kicking off a few spotty showers and storms as early as midnight in northeast Nebraska. The cold front and its spotty rain push southeast overnight, closer to 2 a.m. for Omaha, and pushing out of northwest Missouri just before the morning commute. We'll drop into the mid 60s for Thursday morning.
There's another chance for your neighborhood to get hit by some rain late Thursday morning and into the early afternoon. The best chance for rain will be southwest of Omaha, but the metro could get clipped by a little rain too. The sunshine will come back out to finish the day, but we will only make it to the upper 70s.
Friday starts in the mid 50s, which is just a few degrees warmer than the record low of 49 in Omaha. The afternoon looks great with really low humidity, mostly sunny skies, and highs still in the upper 70s.
We get another cool August night, dipping into the mid 50s Saturday morning. While very cool, we likely stay above Omaha's record low of 49.
The great weather continues Saturday afternoon with a lot of sunshine and a high near 80.
Sunday will be in the low 80s with a few more clouds. While most of the day looks dry, there's a better chance for rain late in the day and into Monday.
We warm up a little more early in the next workweek. Monday will be in the low 80s, followed by mid 80s Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Likely Dry
High: 83
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Spotty Storms
Low: 65
THURSDAY
Partly Cloudy
Rain/Storms Southwest
High: 77
FRIDAY
Mostly Sunny
Comfortable
High: 78
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