Omaha, NE – Light snow and flurries are forecast to develop across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa tonight, potentially impacting weekend travel. Residents should prepare for slick spots on roads, including I-80, and reduced visibility through early Saturday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Omaha, flurries may begin late Friday evening, with snowfall intensifying between midnight and dawn Saturday. Though accumulations are expected to remain under 0.5 inches, even light snow can create hazardous driving conditions. Motorists are urged to drive cautiously, especially in areas south of I-80, where visibility could drop.
The forecast for Saturday predicts a high of 30°F with north winds at 5-10 mph, keeping temperatures brisk throughout the day. By Saturday night, conditions will clear with lows around 17°F. The cold pattern persists Sunday, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 30°F.
Looking ahead, Omaha will see a gradual warming trend by midweek. Monday and Tuesday are expected to bring highs of 30°F and 39°F, respectively, with dry conditions continuing. By Wednesday, temperatures may climb into the 40s under mostly sunny skies.
For those traveling this weekend, plan for delays, dress warmly, and monitor local weather updates. While snowfall is minimal, its timing during high-traffic hours could cause complications.
Be sure to follow the National Weather Service for live updates and stay tuned to local news for additional advisories.
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