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Sunday stays mostly dry in Omaha, but wind, rain, and storms arrive Monday
Monday's high hits 70 before Tuesday drops to 57
Source: KMTV 3 News Now Omaha
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 67° |
| Monday | 70° |
| Tuesday | 57° |
If you're heading out today, KMTV expects Sunday to be dry through the day, with highs in the mid-60s. Daylight Saving Time ended Saturday night, so sunset now comes before 5:30 p.m. until late January.
A large storm system moves in Sunday night. KMTV says rain reaches many of us by Monday morning, so plan on a wet morning commute for some, and some evening storms could turn strong to severe, with hail the primary risk. WOWT calls Monday the warmest and wettest day of the week, and KETV says heavier rain is likely Monday and Tuesday. Voting Tuesday? KMTV says to bring rain gear.
- Monday winds: 30-40 mph (KMTV) or gusts to 35 mph (WOWT)
- Rest of week: highs in the mid to upper 50s (WOWT)
- Added rain: 0.50-1.00 inch in many areas, KMTV said Thursday
- Frost: KMTV says possible Thu.-Fri.; WOWT says lows mainly 40 or above
Rain arrives Sunday night and lingers through Election Day
- Nov. 1Dry through the day with mid-60s highs; a large storm system moves in at night
- Nov. 2Wet morning, possible midday dry spell, then evening storms with hail the main risk
- Nov. 3Election Day: scattered rain, 25-35 mph winds, highs in the 50s
Source: KMTV 3 News Now Omaha
