Cooler Wednesday Brings Increased Rain Chances in Rusty’s First Alert 6 Forecast
Cloud cover has settled over the Omaha area with light drizzle in spots. Rain chances will rise through the evening, with the highest odds after 10 p.m.
Cooler Wednesday brings increased rain chances in Rusty’s First Alert 6 forecast, as low clouds and showers spread. Expect pockets of heavier rainfall overnight into Thursday morning.
Tonight and Overnight
Showers and isolated thunderstorms will expand in coverage tonight. The period after 10 p.m. into the overnight holds the best chance for steady rain.
Some downpours are possible, which could produce brief, heavier rainfall. Coverage will be greatest across areas south and east of Omaha.
Thursday Morning Commute
Rain and a few storms from the overnight are likely to continue into Thursday morning. That will make travel soggy for many commuters.
Temperatures will remain cool, struggling to rise above the upper 40s. Northwest winds will gust up to 25-30 mph and add more cooling.
Thursday Afternoon
Most of the rain should move out by lunchtime, allowing for potential late-day clearing. The warmest readings will occur in the late morning.
Temperatures will fall through the afternoon as skies clear and northwest winds persist. Expect a noticeably cooler finish to the day.
Friday Storm Threat
A new round of storms is expected Friday, beginning after noon. Development will focus near and east of the river before storms push eastward.
The greatest severe risk will be east of the river, where storms may strengthen by late afternoon. Rapid growth and intensification are possible.
Rainfall Totals and Weekend Forecast
Over the next three days, widespread rainfall totals over 0.5 inch are likely. Some locations in Iowa counties could approach two inches.
Easter weekend will feel chilly, with Saturday the coldest day. Sunday will start cold but become sunny, reaching the 50s in the afternoon.
This weather summary is provided by Filmogaz.com. Stay tuned for updates as conditions evolve.
