Omaha morning weather forecast for Tuesday, September 23
Wet start Tuesday, on and off showers possible in Omaha area
THEN WE STILL GOT SOME ROUNDS OF HEAVY RAIN OVERNIGHT. NOW THE SEVERE THREAT THAT IS DONE, BUT THERE’S STILL SOME HEAVY RAIN POTENTIAL, ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF I-80 TODAY. TODAY IS ANOTHER IMPACT WEATHER DAY WITH ON AND OFF SHOWERS POSSIBLE THROUGHOUT THE DAY. STILL SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER REALLY NOW THROUGH AROUND THE EVENING DRIVE TIME, SO THE BEST POTENTIAL FOR HEAVIER RAIN WILL BE SOUTH OF I-80, BUT STILL PLAN FOR A WET MORNING COMMUTE ESPECIALLY, AND POSSIBLY A WET COMMUTE AS WELL. SO DON’T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THE RAIN GEAR. HEADING OUT TO WORK AND SCHOOL MAY GET A LITTLE BIT OF DRY TIME. AT THE VERY LEAST. WET ROADS FOR YOUR MORNING DRIVE AND STILL SHOWER CHANCES ON GOING AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. NOTICE TEMPERATURES REALLY AREN’T GOING TO MOVE MUCH TODAY. AFTER WE GOT CLOSE TO 90 DEGREES YESTERDAY, THOSE TEMPERATURES GOING TO BE CLOSER TO 70 DEGREES. SO MUCH COOLER. LOOK AT THE 24 HOUR RAINFALL TOTALS A THIRD OF AN INCH AT EPPLEY. BUT A STRIPE REALLY FROM WEST POINT THROUGH FREMONT, DOWN THROUGH NEBRASKA CITY, SEVERAL SPOTS BETWEEN 2 AND 4IN OF RAIN, ESPECIALLY THE LAST HOUR OR TWO. DOWN TOWARD TECUMSEH, AUBURN DOWN TOWARD PAWNEE CITY HAVE PICKED UP QUITE A BIT 2 TO 4IN. SO WATCHING OUT FOR JUST SOME MINOR FLOODING. THANKFULLY, THE HEAVIER RAIN IS CONTINUING TO PUSH SOUTH FAIRLY QUICKLY, SO FLASH FLOOD THREAT FAIRLY LOW, BUT STILL WATCH OUT FOR SOME WATER OVER ROADWAYS IN SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA, WHERE WE’RE SEEING THE HEAVIER RAIN RIGHT NOW, YOU SEE BACK TOWARD BEATRICE AND FAIRBURY AS WELL. A LOT OF HEAVY RAINFALL, SOME LIGHTNING THERE CLOSER TO THE METRO. WE’RE DRYING OUT FOR NOW. THESE THUNDERSHOWERS FIZZLING OUT, MOVING TOWARD WAHOO LOOKS LIKE A LITTLE OUTFLOW BOUNDARY, DRIFTING RIGHT THROUGH THE METRO AREA. AND SEE THESE SHOWERS JUST FIZZLING OUT, BUT STILL SOME STEADIER RAIN. WAVERLE ASHLAND DOWN TOWARD PLATTSMOUTH MALVERN, IOWA. SO AT LEAST SOME DRY TIME RIGHT NOW WE COULD STILL SEE THE ROADS WET. THEIR BLAIR HIGH ROAD I-680 FROM OUR FAIRFIELD IN SKYCAM. LAST UPDATE AT EPPLEY. STILL HAD SOME LIGHT RAIN IN THE VICINITY OF THE AIRPORT. 67 DEGREES SO STILL MILD AND MUGGY THIS MORNING WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 60S EVERYWHERE. SO AS WE WALK THROUGH STORM PREDICTOR 7 A.M. AGAIN, WE MAY DRY OUT A LITTLE BIT THIS MORNING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE AM DRIVE SUNRISE TIME WITH HEAVIER RAIN POTENTIAL CLOSER TO THE KANSAS BORDER, BUT STILL WATCHING FOR SHOWERS TO POP UP DURING THE PEAK OF THE MORNING RUSH HOUR. THIS MODEL HAS SOME POCKETS OF HEAVY RAIN HERE. AGAIN, I THINK THE BETTER POTENTIAL FOR HEAVIER RAIN. SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER WILL BE SOUTH OF I-80, BUT STILL CAN’T RULE OUT A STRAY RUMBLE OF THUNDER, BUT STILL GOING TO KEEP SHOWER CHANCES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY INTO THE AFTERNOON. THERE’S 5:00 AFTER FIVE. I THINK MOST OF THAT WILL START TO SHIFT MORE TO THE SOUTH. SO STARTING TO DRY OUT IN THE EVENING WITH STILL ONGOING SHOWERS. SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA, SOUTHWEST IOWA AND NORTHWEST MISSOURI, BUT THEN DRYING OUT BY TOMORROW MORNING. AND THEN WE’LL START TO SEE THE CLOUDS BREAK UP. MORE SUNSHINE. LOOK AT THIS STRETCH OF WEATHER THOUGH. THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK. 75 TOMORROW, POSSIBLY A TOP TEN DAY IF WE STAY BELOW 80. POSSIBLE. TOP TEN DAY THURSDAY AND THEN GET READY FOR THE FIRST WEEKEND OF FALL, SUNSHINE AND 80. SO IT WILL BE WARMER, BUT NOT TOO MUGGY. BUT WE’LL SEE.
Wet start Tuesday, on and off showers possible in Omaha area
Wet start Tuesday with on and off showers possible throughout the day. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest forecast from Omaha’s Weather Leader.
Wet start Tuesday with on and off showers possible throughout the day. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest forecast from Omaha’s Weather Leader.