Hastings, NE – Freezing fog and sub-freezing temperatures are creating hazardous conditions across Nebraska today, with the coldest air impacting areas west of Highway 10. Patchy fog and frost may reduce visibility, complicating travel for morning commuters and those headed outdoors.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Hastings, freezing fog will persist into the early morning hours, particularly west of Highway 10 and Highway 183. Daytime highs will remain below average, reaching the mid-30s to mid-40s. Residents should exercise caution on roads and walkways, as localized slick spots are possible due to frost and fog.
Monday will bring colder conditions, with highs struggling to climb above the lower 30s and lows dropping to between 11 and 21 degrees. Dry and partly cloudy skies are forecast, accompanied by breezy northerly winds of 10 to 20 mph. By Tuesday, the region will see a gradual warm-up, with highs rebounding into the 40s under sunny skies.
Looking ahead, Wednesday promises a significant temperature jump, with highs nearing 50 degrees and calmer winds, providing relief from the cold start to the week. Clear and dry conditions are expected through Friday, with sunny skies and highs in the low 40s.
Drivers are urged to remain alert for changing weather conditions, especially early in the week when freezing fog could reduce visibility. Stay updated on local forecasts to plan travel safely.
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