Joseph Meyer is a Media Production Assistant and meteorologist for KMTV 3 News Now in Omaha, Nebraska. With a passion for books and history, Joseph provides weather updates and forecasts for the local community, as well as writing articles on weather events and historical weather patterns for This Week in WX History.
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Joseph's coverage primarily focuses on providing detailed weather forecasts and analysis, with a strong emphasis on local conditions in Omaha and broader seasonal trends. Given the focus on weather-related topics such as winter weather, snowfall, and seasonal temperatures, Joseph would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or climate scientists who can offer unique insights into upcoming weather patterns specific to the Nebraska region.
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By: Joseph Meyer
Cooling off into the new year After yet another foggy morning, the sun has come out for our Saturday as temperatures jumped into the low 50s.
By: Joseph Meyer
Getting cold for 2025 Monday starts dry, with rain moving in through the morning. With highs reaching the low 40s, it will begin as rain for everyone and last for most of the day.
By: Joseph Meyer
The rain will change over to snow this evening for us, leaving some minor accumulations by Tuesday morning. This is not our last chance of snow this week. See the full forecast here:
By: Joseph Meyer
Happy New Years! We start 2025 on a cold note with highs below average. Snow falls Thursday morning, which could impact the commute.
Snowstorms, tornadoes, flooding, windstorms, and more Living in the Midwest, we are used to the wild weather that can come each year.
More snow is likely over the weekend A quick shot of snow is still on track to hit eastern Nebraska and western Iowa early Thursday.
The snow potential this weekend could bring large amounts for some of our neighbors, here is where the axis of heaviest snowfall is expected as of now. This is still subject to change.
By: Joseph Meyer
Here is an update regarding our weekend snow as of Friday evening. Some neighborhoods could see some high amounts, while others will miss out. See the full forecast here:
Staying dry through the week For many across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, we woke up disappointed (or relieved) at the lack of snowfall.
By: Joseph Meyer
One of the biggest snowstorms in recent memory for some It was a scene of great disappointment...or relief...for many as they looked out the windows to find bare ground.
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