Brandon Rector
Meteorologist
Lincoln, NE
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Brandon is an AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist with 17 years of weather experience.
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Above average temperatures and uncomfortable dew points are expected for much of the area again Thursday.
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It will remain hot and humid for the middle of the week as a Heat Advisory remains in place for much of the area.
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Almost all of the area should see well above average high temperatures Friday.
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Above average temperatures return for the majority of the area beginning Thursday.
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A change in the weather pattern is in the forecast for this week.
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Friday will be warmer, but temperatures will still be below average for much of the area.
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More showers and thunderstorms will be possible today. Some storms could be severe.
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High temperatures today will be closer to and above average for much of the area today.
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Today will be pleasant. A return to hot and muggy is in the forecast for Tuesday.
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Below average temperatures will continue for much of the area for the second half of the weekend.
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It will be much cooler and less humid this weekend. There is a chance of showers and thunderstorms too.
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Most of the area will have above average temperatures Friday. The best chance of showers and thunderstorms will be late Friday and some storms could be severe.
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Above average temperatures are in the forecast to start the week.
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The second half of the weekend should be warmer, but remain below average.
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Above average temperatures remain for the weekend with many locations likely to be in the hot category.
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Afternoon high temperatures today will be close to average for this time of the year.
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After several days of below average temperatures, that streak will likely come to an end soon.
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Rain chances continue for the first half of the week as well as variable cloudiness.
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Well below average temperatures will continue for the holiday weekend. There is a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday, Sunday and Memorial Day.
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Rain chances remain in the forecast throughout the week thanks to an active weather pattern.
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Our streak of below average temperatures looks to continue for at least a few more days.
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The chance of rain should decrease Thursday and Friday before increasing this weekend.
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The warming trend continues into this weekend with more well above average temperatures expected. There is a small chance of rain for part of the area late Easter Sunday.
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Below average temperatures have been with us since Tuesday. That will change beginning Friday as above average temperatures return to the area.
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Severe Weather Awareness Week continues with today's topic of thunderstorms and lightning.
Severe Weather Awareness Week continues with today's topic of tornadoes and tornado safety.
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A strong storm system will move slowly through the region this weekend and may not exit the area until late Monday. Precipitation is very likely as well as windy conditions Sunday.
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The much advertised cold front is making its way through the area today leading to a wide range of temperatures across Nebraska.
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A cold front moving into the area tonight signals the beginning of a change in the weather pattern.
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Temperatures will remain well above average for the next few days before a cold front arrives cooling us down for the second half of the week. The weather pattern will be more active this week with several chances of precipitation. Below average temperatures look to return Sunday and early next week.
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There will be a chance of snow this weekend, which will be the third in a row. Temperatures should be a bit warmer than Friday though. The warming trend continues into next week with temperatures much closer to average for mid-to-late February.
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High temperatures today will be mild, if not warm, compared to what is likely for this weekend and much, possibly all, of next week.
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As a storm system moves through the region, precipitation will be possible Saturday. There could be some lingering precipitation early Sunday, but the bulk of the day will likely be dry. Another storm system that could have more of impact on the area looks to arrive the middle of next week.
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Areas of fog will be possible Friday morning. Much of Central and Western Nebraska are in a Dense Fog Advisory until noon Friday. This means visibility will likely be one-quarter of a mile or less. The bulk of Friday looks to be mostly cloudy, but temperatures should be milder than the last few days with highs in the 30s for most locations.
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After highs in the teens and 20s for much of the area the last few days, it should be milder Thursday and Friday. Another storm system looks to move through the area this weekend bringing us another chance of precipitation. The beginning of February looks seasonable.
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After much of the area just received between 6 and 15 inches of snow, it looks like another round of measurable snow is possible tonight into Wednesday morning. It is going to remain cold the next few days with temperatures well below average for this time of the year. Warmer temperatures and another round of precipitation is in the forecast for this weekend.
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Mild to warm temperatures (for January) are in the forecast through Thursday. Colder temperatures return Friday and likely continue through much of next week. Our next chance of precipitation still looks to arrive this weekend.
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There is a chance of light rain and snow in the area today. Well above average temperatures are expected for the middle of the week. Another storm system may move through the region this weekend.
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If you liked the past couple of days, you will like the forecast for this weekend. More clouds than sunshine, fog and maybe even a few flurries are possible. If you are looking for more sunshine and warmer temperatures, you will like the forecast for next week.
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It looks like the wide range of temperatures across the state Friday will continue this weekend. Areas of fog are possible as well both Saturday and Sunday.
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Below average temperatures are likely for the eastern half of Nebraska for the final day of 2020. There is a chance of snow in Southeast Nebraska and Northeast Kansas for the beginning of 2021. Above average temperatures should return early next week.
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Below average temperatures look to continue through the end of this year and into the start of the new one. There is a chance for another round of snow later this week. Milder temperatures may return early next week.
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Snow, freezing rain, freezing drizzle and sleet will continue for much of the day. Light to moderate snowfall accumulation and light ice accumulation is expected. Precipitation should taper off from west to east late this afternoon and evening.
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A winter storm will move into and through the area tonight through early Wednesday morning. Snow and ice accumulations are likely. Be prepared for slick roads and reduced visibility. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for Nebraska and Northern Kansas tonight through late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning.