Widespread snow showers are expected to disrupt the Monday morning commute across Omaha, Nebraska. A winter weather advisory has been issued due to the anticipated impact of these conditions.
Weather Forecast Overview
Light snow will begin overnight, initially appearing as isolated showers. By Monday morning, these showers will become widespread.
Snow Accumulation
- Metro area: Up to 1 inch of snow.
- Counties south of I-80: Potential accumulation of 1-3 inches.
The heavier snowfall will primarily affect regions south of Interstate 80. While overall snow totals are modest, the timing coincides with children heading back to school and morning commutes following the Thanksgiving holiday.
Timing and Duration
The snow is expected to linger in southern areas longer and will wrap up by early afternoon. Fortunately, the evening commute is not anticipated to be affected.
Travel Advisory
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for several counties south of I-80, effective until 6 PM on Monday. Travelers are advised to allow extra time and to drive cautiously due to the winter weather.
Looking Ahead
As the week progresses, fluctuations in temperature are predicted. The upcoming days may bring a small amount of moisture. Notably, Wednesday has a risk for flurries as a colder front moves into the area on Thursday, with morning lows dipping below zero and a daytime high only reaching 18°F.
The weekend will see temperatures rebound above freezing, with another wave of cold expected by Sunday. A slight chance for mixed showers is anticipated on Saturday, although additional snow accumulation after Monday appears to be low.
