Late day rain chance in Omaha Friday, then cooler this weekend

COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURES, LOWER DEW POINTS. IT’S RANDBY FACTOR. TIME FOR THE DAY ON FRIDAY, THOUGH. MOST OF THE DAY IS GOING TO BE DRY. THE MORNING WILL BE NICE. I GIVE IT A RAIN FACTOR OF SIX, BUT BOY, BY FIVE 6:00 WE MIGHT SEE A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM. GET IN HERE. THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER SAYS THERE’S A MARGINAL RISK OF A SEVERE STORM. LET’S JUST JUMP RIGHT AHEAD TO FRIDAY. THAT’S 8 A.M. THERE’S LUNCHTIME, 3:00. SO UP UNTIL THIS TIME, IT’S FINE FOR DOING THINGS OUTSIDE. NOT PARTICULARLY HUMID EITHER, BUT IT’S THIS SCATTERED SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY THAT DROPS DOWN IN HERE. THERE’S FIVE. THERE’S SIX. SO IT’S POSSIBLE THAT WE COULD GET A STRAY THUNDERSTORM. AND THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, YOU’RE STILL ARE IN SEVERE WEATHER SEASON. SO IF YOU GOT A ONE INCH HAIL OR, YOU KNOW, A WIND GUST TO 50 OR 60, NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION, BUT YOU CAN SEE PRETTY SPOTTY THERE FOR THE COVERAGE. AND, YOU KNOW, PRIOR RUNS OF THAT COMPUTER MODEL HAD IT OVER DES MOINES. NOW IT HAS IT OVER OMAHA. WILL IT END UP IN OMAHA? MAYBE IT WILL BE ATLANTIC. IT WILL BE SCATTERED SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY LATE IN THE AFTERNOON. 88 THE HIGH NO PRECIPITATION THIS MONTH. WE’RE AT JUST OVER TWO INCHES. AND THIS IS SOMETHING A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE HAVE BEEN FEELING. THE WEED POLLEN IS NOTICEABLY HIGH NOW AND LIKELY TO STAY THAT WAY. EVEN THOUGH THIS FRONT COMES THROUGH HERE. YOU GET A ONE DAY REPRIEVE AND THEN IT’S BACK UP AGAIN. SO UNTIL WE GET A GOOD HARD FREEZE AND THAT’S WELL MORE THAN A MONTH AWAY, WE’RE GOING TO BE DEALING WITH WEED POLLEN. BOY, THAT’S PRETTY THAT’S THE PEER DOWN IN THE OMAHA RIVERFRONT. LOOK AT THE LIGHTING DOWN THERE. SO NICE. 78 A LITTLE SOUTHEAST BREEZE IS BLOWING. DEW POINTS ARE, WELL, NOT TOO BAD. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 70S. DEW POINTS ARE IN THE 60S. SO JUST A NICE SUMMER NIGHT AND A LITTLE BIT OF A SOUTHEAST BREEZE BLOWING HERE. THAT’S ALL GROUND CLUTTER ON DUAL POLL SUPER DOPPLER SEVEN RADAR. AND WHILE IT IS QUIET IN MIDWEST, YOU LOOK UP TO THE NORTH. THIS IS WHAT WE’RE MAYBE LOOKING AT TOMORROW. SEE THOSE SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS? SOUTH DAKOTA AND WESTERN MINNESOTA. THAT’S THE FRONT THAT WILL BE PUSHING THROUGH HERE. THERE GOES AARON. GOOD RIDDANCE. THIS HURRICANE OFF INTO THE ATLANTIC. PRETTY QUIET ACROSS THE REST OF THE COUNTRY. HERE’S TOMORROW ON THE HOURLY PLANNER. REALLY NICE IN THE MORNING, 80 BY 11 A.M. AND THEN UPPER 80S IN THE AFTERNOON. AND THEN 5:00 WATCHING OUT FOR A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM POSSIBILITY SCATTERED THROUGH THE AREA. TONIGHT’S LOW 66. SUNSET WAS 813. DAYS ARE GETTING SHORTER. FALL WILL SOON BE UPON US. TOMORROW. DRY UNTIL LATE AFTERNOON. WE HAVE A CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM AND INTO THE EVENING. AND THEN THAT FRONT GOES BY AND COOLER, DRIER AIR, A HIGH OF 81. THAT’S BELOW AVERAGE FOR SATURDAY, 78 FOR THE HIGH. AND SUNDAY. THAT’S PRETTY GOOD. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. LOOK AT THE LOWS DOWN THE LOW 50S. AND THAT’S OMAHA. THAT IS SWEATER WEATHER. IT IS. WE’RE GOING TO GET SPOTS OUTSIDE OF THE METRO INTO THE 40S FOR LOWS. SO QUITE A CHANGE COMING. CRACK THE WINDOW. GIVE THE AC A BREAK.