Omaha, NE – Snow and frigid temperatures are set to impact Nebraska this week, bringing hazardous travel conditions and freezing wind chills. A snowstorm is expected to develop Monday evening into Tuesday, with snowfall ranging from a trace to 2 inches.
According to the National Weather Service, Omaha and surrounding areas could see the highest accumulations in northeast Nebraska. The snow risk increases again Wednesday, with widespread snowfall between 60% and 95% likely. Far southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa are expected to receive the most accumulation.
Daytime highs will remain below freezing, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Tuesday’s high is 17°F, with gusty winds up to 20 mph. By Wednesday night, temperatures will drop to -4°F, bringing dangerously cold conditions.
Drivers should prepare for icy roads, especially along I-80 and I-29. Commuters are advised to allow extra travel time and check road conditions before heading out.
Looking ahead, Thursday will be sunny but cold, with highs near 19°F. A slight chance of snow returns Friday and into the weekend. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and road advisories.
