Omaha, NE – Cooler weather is expected across Nebraska this week, with daytime highs dipping and the possibility of light snow on Friday. Residents traveling along I-80 should anticipate no major disruptions but should remain prepared for gusty winds and freezing nighttime temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service in Omaha, daytime highs will drop from the 40s today to the low 30s by Thursday and Friday. Winds could reach 21 mph this afternoon before calming into the evening. Temperatures tonight will plunge to the mid-20s, with clear skies dominating the forecast.
On Tuesday, increasing clouds will keep temperatures in the mid-40s during the day, with calmer winds and a low near 24 degrees. By Wednesday, slight snow chances of 15–30% are predicted, though significant accumulation is unlikely.
Thanksgiving Day looks clear and sunny, with highs reaching 33 degrees but brisk northwest winds making it feel colder. Travelers can expect excellent road conditions, but drivers heading west to Colorado or east into Illinois may face localized weather challenges.
Friday brings another dip in temperatures, with highs near 32 degrees and the chance for a few snowflakes overnight into Saturday. Any snowfall will likely remain light, and travel disruptions in eastern Nebraska are not expected.
Locals should dress warmly as winds will create a chill factor well below freezing through the week. Travelers are encouraged to check updates via the National Weather Service or weather.gov.
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