Cold Stretch Comes to a Close, Warm with Sunshine for Monday
Temperatures top out in the middle 20s this afternoon before slowly cooling heading into Sunday evening. Mostly clear skies are expected over the next several hours with strong winds out of the south.
Most of us will see our low temperature shortly after midnight before strong southerly winds will warm us up through the overnight hours.
Mostly clear tonight in Lincoln where we will sneak down into the upper teens just before midnight.
StormCast keeps us dry as temperatures look to warm up to start the work week.
Significantly warmer across southeast Nebraska with highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s. Southwest winds remain strong, gusting to 25.
Mostly sunny skies throughout the day on Monday for the Capital City. Afternoon temperatures will reach the upper 40s as southwesterly winds weaken throughout the afternoon.
Temperatures stay above average this week, reaching its peak on Tuesday and Wednesday. After highs in the middle 50s, we cool slightly back into the 40s for the rest of the work week.
Storm Alert Team Meteorologist
Dominic Ferraro
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