Saturday will be another very cold day, in the mid 30s with mostly cloudy skies. Snow flurries will be possible throughout the day, but roads should be fine during the daytime.
By late afternoon, snow will start to move into eastern Nebraska from the west. The snow will expand into western Iowa in the evening and ends around midnight for most.
Most areas along and north of I-80, including Omaha will likely see an inch or less...which includes some spots seeing no snow on the ground. The snow will be a little heavier south of I-80, where a couple spots could get closer to two inches in southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa. We average 1.6" of snow for November.
While not a lot of snow, it could be just enough to slow down your holiday travel a bit Saturday night and Sunday morning. Heavier snow is expected in northwestern Missouri and northeast Kansas, so travel on I-29 between Omaha and Kansas City may be slow on Sunday.
Skies will begin to clear Sunday, but it will be cold and windy with highs in the upper 30s and gusts up to 40mph.
We warm up a little to begin the next workweek with highs in the with low to mid 40s Monday and Tuesday, and more sunshine. Average highs are around 45 degrees this time of year.
SATURDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Cold
High: 32
SATURDAY NIGHT
Snow Showers
Increasing Winds
Low: 25
SUNDAY
Partly Cloudy
Windy
High: 39
MONDAY
Mostly Sunny
Less Windy
High: 40
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