Cool, more sunshine on New Year's Day
Here we start our new year. It's New Year's Day and we will see the sunshine return and it will still be cold. But a little dry here on Monday. The calm weather will then continue through the middle of the week, and then we will watch for the possibility of snow over the weekend and into next week. This morning, it's as quiet as can be, and the cloud cover is just emerging from the Omaha metro. So, as the skies clear and temperatures drop, you can see the trailing edge of those clouds with our SKYCAM. 72nd and Crown Point looking east toward Iowa. The temperature is now 18 degrees 17 Lincoln Tenn in Norfolk. But you can see under the cloud cover the state of Iowa in the Twin Cities. Now, most of these temperatures and temperatures are the same, but only where there is less breeze. Check out Norfolk. However, starting on the 1st of the month feels like a massive two degrees. This is only with five miles per hour. Mostly light to calm winds, and will remain fairly light as we head through the day, but it will be out to the southwest. Add to that the sun's slightly warmer temperatures, and it will still be fairly cold. Temperatures reach around 30 degrees by lunch hour, then peak in the mid 30s here in Omaha. And for most of us. So, one step ahead from yesterday, a lot of people are staying in the upper 20s. More sunshine and seasonal temperatures on the first day of the year. Not quite cold all night. We will see more clouds. There will still be a small southwesterly breeze starting Tuesday. Some of you will be back at school in the mid 20s to start the day, and then we'll end up with highs in the upper 30s, with temperatures at some points perhaps reaching a milder 40s as we head into Tuesday. The rest of the week. Well, more seasonal. You see the average high temperature of 34 will be close to that Wednesday and Thursday after we see a cold front move through it. So there are no significant drops in temperature and it remains dry. During most of the first week of January. Given the potential for snow, there is Thursday night. Let's go through Friday morning, it looks like most of it now is going to be heading south and west into Saturday as well, but there's a little bit of a better chance from Saturday night into Sunday and then early next week, Monday through Tuesday, it looks like a little bit of a more active and likely pattern of impacts that will be monitored. . Until then, just enjoy a nice quiet start to January. Highs in the 30s
Cool, more sunshine on New Year's Day
Sunshine and cool temperatures are available on New Year's Day. Meteorologist Sean Iverson has an updated weather forecast now.
Sunshine and cool temperatures are available on New Year's Day. Meteorologist Sean Iverson has an updated weather forecast now.