A Storm Expected To Impact The Central U.S.

A storm system will emerge from the Rockies and impact the Central U.S. through midweek. A swath of heavy snow is expected from the Central Rockies to the Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Locally heavy rain with a marginal chance for excessive rainfall will be possible from the Lower Mississippi Valley to the South. The system will then shift into the East to produce a number of hazards. Read More >

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Tue. 2:45 AM CST Weather Update

Weather Story

Tonight and Tuesday

Extended Outlook

Light snow is overspreading the panhandle and western Nebraska early this morning while freezing fog and drizzle are affecting parts of north central and southwest Nebraska. Visibility is being reduced to around 1 mile in spots due to either blowing snow or the fog/drizzle. Be prepared for slick roads!

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for western and north central Nebraska through 6pm CST due to light snow accumulations and blowing snow. Slick roads and significantly reduced visibility will make travel hazardous at times.

Tonight a wintry mix will change to snow. Snow continues Tuesday. Winds increase Tuesday with blowing snow expected during the day.

Another chance of snow Wed. night with lows in the teens to low 20s. Thursday wind chills below zero possible across north central Nebraska. Thursday night lows in the single digits to teens.

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