Mark Stitz is a journalist for KMTV 3 News Now, focusing on local news in Omaha, Nebraska. With a specialization in weather reporting, Mark provides accurate and up-to-date information on snowfall, winter storms, and cold weather patterns affecting the Omaha area.
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More rain likely next week It has been a wet start to Wednesday, and we will continue to see scattered rain at times through the afternoon.
More rain likely next week The highest rain totals from Wednesday were northeast of Omaha, but Eppley still manged to get just under an inch of rain.
By: Mark Stitz
Widespread rain returns early next week, but what about those rumors of snow? Here's the latest update!
First 20s of the season for Omaha Rain is already moving in from the south, which will likely make for a wet morning commute in Lincoln, Omaha, and Council Bluffs.
The rain has moved out, but strong wind will now blow in colder weather through the middle part of the week.
Strong wind midweek will be blowing in colder and colder weather, and it will increase the fire danger.
Nice for the Huskers game The wind won't be as strong today, but it will be breezy as colder weather continues to blow in from the northwest.
Cold stretch into Thanksgiving The combination of lighter wind and a few extra degrees should make it feel a lot nicer this afternoon.
No major travel issues It's breezy today as colder weather blows in from the northwest. After enjoying the 50s over the weekend, today will only be in the upper 30s.
Getting colder each day It gets breezy again this afternoon, but the wind has shifted out of the south, blowing in some slightly warmer weather.
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