Ice has begun to break up and move along the Platte and Elkhorn Rivers in eastern Nebraska, increasing the risk of ice jams. For the latest on the ice jam risk, click here.
Rain showers will continue for areas west and south of Omaha through nighttime. The metro will likely see nothing more than a few sprinkles if that. Temperatures will drop into the mid 30s.
By Sunday morning, most of the rain shifts into Kansas and Missouri, but a few showers could remain close to the border. Otherwise, it will be cloudy with highs in the upper 40s.
Cloud cover remains around for Monday morning, but they should move out for some late-day sun. Highs will be close to 50.
Tuesday begins a warm-up with highs into the mid 50s, but with the warm-up comes wind gusts up to 25 mph and increasing cloud cover. Lows will also be quite warm, in the 40s.
We stay mostly cloudy on Wednesday with highs reaching 60! The wind increases too, with some gusts over 35 mph possible. There is a small chance for some late-day rain showers, but most remain dry.
Rain chances increase into Thursday morning, but they will remain scattered. There is even the chance of a rumble of thunder or two, but no severe weather is expected. Temperatures reach the upper 50s by the morning but drop into the afternoon as the cold front passes. The wind stays strong too with gusts over 30 mph.
Friday is cooler, but still warm with a high of 50. The wind relaxes some, but some gusts of 20-30 mph are possible.
By the weekend, temperatures drop into the mid 40s with a small chance for precipitation by Saturday night.
SUNDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Drying Out
High: 49
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Patchy Fog
Low: 30
MONDAY
Partly Cloudy
Above Average
High: 50
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Warmer
Breezy
High: 55
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