Omaha, NE – Residents across Nebraska should prepare for a sharp drop in temperatures and potential snowfall heading into the weekend. Sub-zero wind chills as low as -20 degrees are expected Monday through Wednesday, with an arctic cold front bringing hazardous conditions early next week.
According to the National Weather Service, Omaha and surrounding areas will experience wind chills between -10 and -20 starting Monday morning. Extreme cold advisories may be issued for northeastern Nebraska by Tuesday, with highs only reaching the teens and 20s.
The weekend forecast also includes accumulating snowfall. Snow chances will increase late Saturday, continuing into Sunday, with 2-4 inches possible in some areas. Minor travel impacts are expected along Interstate 80 as road conditions deteriorate. Residents should monitor updates and prepare for delays.
Thursday will bring partly cloudy skies with a high near 31°F, but the temperature will steadily drop overnight to the teens. Friday and Saturday will remain cold, with highs in the low 20s and a chance of snow beginning Saturday evening. The coldest conditions will arrive Monday, when lows could dip below zero.
Local officials urge residents to limit outdoor exposure during peak cold hours and check on vulnerable individuals. Drivers should stock emergency supplies and monitor road conditions before traveling this weekend.
Stay informed by following the National Weather Service for updates.
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