Showers possible on Friday, unsettled over weekend
So you can stay safe. But I might hear some rumble of thunder before the day is over. today. Affect the weather. Although it will probably be dry most of the day. There will be an increased chance of scattered showers and thundershowers in the metropolitan area tonight and overnight, mainly after 5:00. Better opportunities come overnight. The threat for any stronger storms, isolated hail, and strong winds should remain to the west of the metro area. There is a small risk of severe storms later this afternoon and evening. Norfolk, Columbus and York. Central and western Nebraska have better chances. So today's 12 hour forecast we're going to start dry and probably stay dry. Most of the day. It will be slightly warmer today as cloud cover increases. The weather was a bit muggy, with temperatures around 70 degrees at noon and above 80 degrees most of the afternoon. However, check out the impact icon and come back before 7:00, these opportunities will go up overnight so you can see the impact on your evening plans. If you're heading out for dinner, major support for the coming storms in the Northwest begins over the weekend. Now we're on our way. As a result, more storms have emerged in South Dakota that should move southeast. However, as the day progresses, we're seeing a small cluster of thunderstorms near the South Dakota border, and a couple of thundershowers have just started to appear over Norfolk recently. Y'all, we've got a light downpour here in Norfolk, more thunder, and possibly some small hail, and this little storm is moving south and east. So if you're west of the Norfolk metro, maybe there's some action this morning heading toward Stanton and down toward Columbus, but we're probably going to be looking out of Crown Point 72 in the metro this morning and it's going to be a little drier. . 66 in Omaha and 64 in Lincoln. It's a little cooler on the Iowa side. 59 Now it's all red oak and Harlan. Let’s take a look at storm prediction models. Not really hinting at the activity that's going to happen this morning, but, you can still see here as we go from morning to lunch time. If we do see any scattered showers, storm activity, it's more likely to be west of the metropolitan area, Norfolk, through Columbus, possibly David City in York, but we'll see more in the metropolitan area after noon of clouds. The western areas have better storm chances. Most of our area is in the mid 80's. If we do see more of this sporadic activity, it's more likely to be closer to 7:00 8:00, in the metropolitan area, more scattered showers and storms are expected overnight, with heavy rain likely to continue into early Saturday Some time, but trends may change. But we'll have opportunities in the morning and then later in the afternoon and evening. Any one of these could produce heavy rain. So if it doesn't rain tomorrow, clouds are expected. So your weekend may be a little cooler. But the weather will affect it every day, so Saturday's outdoor plans may be somewhat affected. I think Sunday's activity will be more unsettled, so the high temperatures may climb back up to near 80 on a drier Sunday, but there's still a chance for more unsettled weather early next week. Impact Monday. But this will keep current temperatures below average. But by the end of the seven-day forecast, we'll start to dry out and get warmer
Chance of showers on Friday, unsettled weekend
Showers are possible on Friday, with more unsettled weather expected over the weekend. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest weather forecast.
Showers are possible on Friday, with more unsettled weather expected over the weekend. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest weather forecast.