Walker said 2 to 4 inches are possible there. Locally heavier amounts are likely across our southern/eastern counties (where it will be raining the longest).
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A sharp cold front is slipping southeast across the region, bringing with it much colder air from the Arctic. Freezing rain is expected in southern Nebraska and central Kansas.
Please take it easy on the roadways today.
It’s still early to say, but the Omaha metro area is likely to see at least a couple inches of snow.
Another round of light snow, sleet and freezing rain is expected Friday night into Saturday morning for KAKEland. That time period will stretch into Black Friday – drive safely if you’re one of the red-eyed holiday shoppers.
Travel conditions will improve by mid-day Saturday as temperatures begin to slowly climb to near freezing by noon, then to the mid 30s by 5 pm.
Bottom Line Rounds of precipitation will continue through Monday with several precipitation types and because of the back and forth nature of all kinds of precipitation how much ice will accumulate is unknown. There is a chance for additional scattered showers tomorrow with highs near 40. This suddenly wacky weather pattern will calm down by the middle of next week. The afternoon high should reach the mid 40s in the afternoon.
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Make memories today and have both a safe and reflective Thanksgiving!
