Omaha, NE – Residents across Nebraska should brace for a cold holiday weekend with a chance of snow on Black Friday night. Temperatures will remain below freezing, and flurries could develop south of I-80, potentially impacting travel plans.
According to the National Weather Service, highs on Black Friday will range from 28 to 36 degrees. By evening, a light snow system will move through, with accumulations under an inch expected. Drivers heading out for holiday shopping should exercise caution, especially during late-night hours as roads could become slick.
Thanksgiving Day remains mostly sunny, with highs near 35 degrees and a chance of sprinkles or flurries in the afternoon. Tonight, clear skies will bring temperatures plummeting to 17 degrees, with gusty winds making it feel even colder.
Saturday morning will see early snow clearing, leaving behind partly sunny skies and highs near 31 degrees. Winds will shift northwest at 6 mph, ensuring a chilly day. The weather calms by Saturday night, with lows dipping to 14 degrees.
Looking ahead, Sunday offers relief with sunny skies and highs near 33 degrees, gradually warming to 42 degrees by Tuesday.
Residents south of I-80 should monitor weather updates and prepare for possible snow-related disruptions Friday night into Saturday morning. Avoid unnecessary travel during peak snowfall, and bundle up for the weekend’s persistent cold.
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