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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Very warm weather coming up Our Wednesday is starting off with a lot of clouds, but we'll get you plenty of sunshine this afternoon.
Temperatures continue to pop and drop The wind will pick up out of the south today, blowing in warmer weather.
High fire danger returns next week with hot and windy weather in the forecast, but it will be a cool start to the weekend.
Very warm early in the week It starts to get a little windy at times today, with warmer weather blowing in from the south.
High fire danger Tuesday The wind will be stronger today, blowing in warmer weather from the south around 25-45 mph.
Strong to severe storms are possible Wednesday as cooler weather begins to blow in, but we're dry for Halloween.
Cool for Halloween Omaha picked up 0.82" of midweek rain, but a number of cities farther southeast were well over an inch!
After beneficial rain midweek, multiple days of wet weather will begin over the first weekend of November.
The weekend rain will continue at times Monday and into Election Day morning, but many people with vote under sunny skies.
By: Mark Stitz
More rain likely this weekend Rain will continue for a lot of us in the first half of the morning, so take your rain gear to the polls if you are going on your way into work or school.
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