OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Scattered showers and thunderstorms moved in early this morning and they will remain possible through the afternoon for most of the area too.
By the evening the storm threat shifts south of I-80 to near the Kansas border and it has some more energy to work with as well. That is where isolated severe storms with wind and/or hail are possible deeper into the evening. They’ll move ESE into Kansas into the overnight. There is the possibility of a brief tornado there too.
Expect a cooler and cloudy Thursday otherwise with temperatures that struggle to warm much at all. Temperatures in the 40s this morning will reach the lower 50s this afternoon.
Temperatures will fall into the 30s tonight after any storms move out and Friday will be rather enjoyable. Highs in the upper 50s are likely under partly cloudy sky. There is a small chance of a strong storm later into the overnight hours.
Then Saturday is right back to the on and off showers and storms with a low end risk of a strong storm as well.
Overall a couple storms with some hail would be the biggest threat from any of these. Sunday & Monday look warmer and a little humid too with highs surging into the 80s.
Keep an eye on the Monday & Tuesday forecast as that is when the next potential for organized severe weather moves into our area. Specific details are limited right now but the overall ingredients are coming together for these 2 days.
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