Nebraska – Soft morning haze glows across the plains as first light spreads over quiet fields near Hastings. A cool breeze pushes faint dust across rural roads, hinting at a mild shift underway as residents prepare for the final full week before Thanksgiving. Conditions stay calm for now, but subtle pattern changes early next week may affect long-distance travel plans across central Nebraska.
According to the National Weather Service, Hastings starts with steady warmth and bright sun. North winds increase to 10 mph through the late morning, creating brisk crosswinds on open stretches near Highway 6 and I-80 feeders. Travelers should check tire pressure and fuel levels early, especially those making regional weekend trips.
According to meteorologists, skies turn mostly clear tonight with lows near 38°F as winds relax. Sunday brings another mild day with highs near 62°F. Sunshine holds, though south-southeast winds increase to 10 mph and deliver slightly drier air across open farmland.
According to forecasters, a weak disturbance edges into central Nebraska Monday. Rain chances remain low—around 20%—but any light showers could dampen early commutes and add slick spots on untreated rural roads. Winds shift northwest by afternoon, signaling an early Winter Tease as colder air collects farther north.
Tuesday turns mostly sunny with highs in the mid-50s, offering a solid window for early Thanksgiving travel. Wednesday warms again into the upper 50s under partly sunny skies, ideal for outdoor cleanup before colder November systems approach later in the month.
Five-Day Outlook for Hastings, NE:
Sat: 69/38 – Sunny; breezy north winds.
Sun: 62/40 – Sunny, mild, breezy.
Mon: 60/36 – Slight rain chance; cooler breeze.
Tue: 54/35 – Mostly sunny; stable travel day.
Wed: 57/39 – Partly sunny; mild and calm.
