Saturday Forecast: April ends with howling winds
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - No severe weather is expected on Saturday, but high winds will be an issue.
The storm system that brought severe weather to much of the region Friday night will continue to race to the north and east, leaving in its wake the potential for damaging winds and some wrap-around rainfall on Saturday. Precipitation chances will linger during the day and west-northwest winds will gust 45-to-65 mph at times over parts of western and central Nebraska. A HIGH WIND WARNING and a WIND ADVISORY have been posted for Saturday-into-Saturday night.
Lows tonight will fall mainly into the upper 30s-to-upper 40s.
Highs on Saturday will range from the 40s...to the 50s...and even some 60s...with the warmer readings in the southwest part of the state.
Lows tomorrow night cool back into the low 30s-to-low 40s.
Highs on Sunday will primarily range from the upper 50s-to-upper 60s...with a few lower 70s possible along the Nebraska-Kansas border.
Our latest 7-Day Outlook keeps us “cool-and-wet” for much of next week...with high temperatures in the 50s and 60s...and several additional rain chances. Our “average” high temperature in Lincoln hits 70° early next week...and we won’t probably be seeing that.
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