Scattered snow showers for the overnight across greater Nebraska, for most of us, accumulations will be less than 1 inch, but up near Valentine accumulations may range from 1-3 inches.

Lows tonight will be in the 20s with winds out of the northeast 5-10.

Look for another round of snow to move in Monday night, in fact counties bordering the South Dakota state line may pick up 1 to 3 inches of snow Monday night, on top of the 6-10 some of you picked up Monday AM. For the rest of us will see scattered snow showers with accumulations less than 1 inch. Lows will be in the 20s with winds out of the northeast 5-10.

Tuesday the sunshine returns, highs will be in the 40s and 50s across southern and southwest Nebraska. Where the snow is across north and northcentral Nebraska, temps will stay in the lower 40s. Winds will be out of the northeast 5-10mph.

Wednesday and Thursday we bring precipitation into the forecast, highs will be in the 50s both days, Thursday morning we may have snow mixing with the rain as lows will be in the lower 30s.

Friday Through the weekend we move into the express lane towards spring, highs will be in the 60s with sunshine and dry weather.

Here is a link to snowfall totals from Monday AM.
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/lbf/?n=springsnow

Take care, and join me Monday Night at 10pm.
Thomas

6-10 inches of snow has been reported across Cherry County, for the rest of the area, between hwy 92 and 2 about 3-5 has fallen, around 1 inch south of there, including the city of North Platte, but there has been sleet and freezing rain mixed in.

A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for Cherry County until 1pm/12noon Monday
A snow advisory is in effect for Grant, Hooker and Thomas Counties until 1pm/12noon Monday, Blaine County until 7pm.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 1pm/12noon for Chase, Custer, Hayes, Frontier, Lincoln, Logan, Perkins, and McPherson Counties for the mixed bag of weather

Drive safe everyone.

Mostly skies overnight, lows will be in the low 30s with winds increasing out of the south/southeast 10-20 and at times gusting to 30. For the rest of your weekend forecast see below.

Have a great weekend everyone, and join Tara Moore Saturday and Sunday for News 2 weekend.

We have an active weekend shaping up across Greater Nebraska, but I do think you will be able to get outside at some points. Friday night looks to be quiet, but the winds will increase, especially towards the overnight hours, out of the southeast at 10-20mph, and at times gusting up to 30mph.

Saturday we will start off the day with party sunny skies, temperatures will warm up nicely. Highs will be around 55 for Broken Bow, 58 in North Platte and 65 for Imperial.
After about 1 or 2pm look for the chance of T-Storms to move in, it is a 20% chance though and a better chance west of North Platte. Winds will be a bit on the strong side, out of the south 15-25mph and at times gusting 40mph, especially in open areas.

Saturday night a steadier rain moves in, and there is a chance of T-Storms , winds will switch around to the north and they will still be a little on the strong side, 15-25 and at times gusting to 30-40mph. With the colder air moving in, rain will switch over to snow by day break Sunday.

Sunday, will have some sprinkles and flurries early, then will have dry conditions through the day time. Highs with cloudy conditions will only be in the 40s.

Another storm system will take aim at our area on Sunday night and Monday. There may be some accumulating snows across the area. Stay tuned to News 2 through out the weekend, we will keep you updated.

Thomas

Mostly sunny skies Friday afternoon, highs will be near 50 with a west/southwest wind around 10mph.

Scattered light snow and rain for the overnight, may be some areas of patchy freezing fog, lows will be in the mid to upper 20s, with winds out of the east/southeast 5-15.

Will continue with scattered light rain showers Thursday evening, as temperatures cool down look for some freezing drizzle or light snow mixing in, no accumulation is expected. Lows Thursday night will be in the mid 20s with an east/southeast wind 5-15.

Friday will start off with cloudy conditions in the morning, then partly sunny skies in the afternoon Friday. Highs will be in the lower 50s with winds out of the southwest 5-10.

Friday night the next storm system approaches our area. This brings us a chance of light snow overnight, lows will be near 30, we start out with snow on Saturday AM, and then become partly sunny. Highs on Saturday will be in the low to mid 50s.

Saturday night thru late Monday is starting to become interesting. Will start out with snow on Saturday night, Sunday afternoon we will start mixing it in with some rain or freezing rain. With cold air in place and warm air over running the colder air that will be in place. Things may start becoming interesting; Monday we still have a chance of rain or snow.

A mainly cloudy sky will continue Thursday afternoon, News 2 trueview radar has picked up some very light precipitation, mainly south of I 80, with also some mixed precipitation.

Northern areas of Nebraska picked up a nice 1-3 inches Wednesday night. No additional accumulations are expected. Highs today will be in the 30s and 40s with a north wind 5 to 15.

Scattered showers and maybe a clap of thunder (especially north of Hwy 2) will continue through the overnight Wednesday. Lows will be in the mid 30s, winds will be out of the east/southeast 5-15 and gusting up to 20.

Look for scattered showers to continue Thursday; highs will be in the low to mid 50s, with a north wind 5-15. Rain may start mixing with snow Thursday night across north and northeastern Nebraska.

Scattered rain showers will continue through out the area Wednesday night, lows will be in the low to mid 30s, highs Thursday with a sun and cloud mix and scattered rain showers will be in the 50s.

Winds will be out of the southeast Wednesday night and northeast Thursday.

Chance of rain and snow on Thursday night.

A steady light rain will continue Wednesday afternoon in Cherry County; Isolated T-storms will fire later Wednesday afternoon. No severe weather is expected, but with the lightning in the t-storms, it may spark a fire.

Temps will be in the 50s and 60s with winds out of the south/southeast 5-15.

Partly cloudy skies overnight on Monday, lows will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s with winds out of the WNW 5-15.

Red Flag Warning now in effect for most of the KNOP viewing area expect for Dawson and Gosper counties until 8pm (CDT) 7pm (MDT) Monday. Please use caution while burning and avoid burning if possible.

After a warm day on Monday, temperatures are going to cool down for the rest of the work week. We also have a chance of precipitation starting late on Tuesday and continuing through pretty much the end of the work week. Highs for the rest of the week will be in the 40s and 50s and lows will be in the 20s and 30s.

We might hear are first rumble of thunder on Wednesday also.

The fire danger will still be high Monday evening, please use caution while burning or avoid it all together.

A sunny and warm day will continue Monday afternoon across the area with breezy conditions at times. Temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s with west winds 15-25 and at times gusting up to 35mph.


With the warm temperatures, breezy west winds and relative humidity levels less than 20%, the fire danger across the area is high. The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning until 6pm (Central) 5pm (Mountain) Monday for Arthur, Chase, Deuel, Garden, Grant, Hayes, Keith, Perkins, Western Cherry and Southwest Lincoln counties.

Partly cloudy Wednesday night with lows in the 25 to 30 degree range, Thursday is the first day of spring and it is going to feel like it! Sunny skies and highs and the 60s and 70s, it will be windy though, winds will be out of the south at 15 to 25mph.

Friday and Saturday we have a slight chance of rain, maybe mixed in with snow on Saturday, temperatures start to cool on Friday, and struggle to get out of the 40s on Saturday and Sunday.

The good news is Easter Sunday looks Dry.

For the start of next week, temperatures start warming up again.

Mostly clear skies for Tuesday night across the area with lows in the 20s, will give way to sunny skies on Wednesday, highs will be in the lower to mid 50s with breezy conditions at times out of the west at 10 to 20mph.

Our next shot of precipitation comes late on Thursday night into Friday, temps start to trend cooler as we head towards the weekend, and there is another slight chance of rain or snow Saturday and Sunday with highs only in the 40s.

A warm up is in store for early next week.

First off I have a correction to make, Monday night at 10pm, I said that we set a record snowfall of 7.1 inches at Lee Bird Field. Yes we did set a record snowfall for March 17th, but it wasn’t 7.1” of snow. The record daily snowfall was 5.4 inches of snow for the day, beating the old record of 3.4 set back on March 17th 1995. I am very sorry for the incorrect data.

The snowfall total for the snowfall event on 3/16 and 3/17 was 7.6 inches of snow at the Lee Bird Field. 8.5 inches reported inside the city of North Platte.

At the airport 2.2” fell on Sunday night before Midnight, 5.4” fell on the daytime on Monday.

Tuesday afternoon, we are going to start putting a dent in the snowfall. Sunny skies with high temps in the 40s, winds will be out of the west or northwest 5-15mph.

After 5-10 inches of snow Monday across the area, with lesser amounts north of HWY 92. Conditions will slowly start to improve this week, but for Monday night please use caution as water on the road ways will re-freeze.

We also have a slight chance of patchy freezing fog, lows will be in the low 20s Monday night, highs on Tuesday will be in the upper 30s to lower 40s.

NWUS53 KLBF 171345LSRLBFPRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARYNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORTH PLATTE NE844 AM CDT MON MAR 17 2008..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON.....DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE.... ..REMARKS..1201 AM SNOW 5 SE SPENCER 42.82N 98.63W03/17/2008 M1.5 INCH BOYD NE CO-OP OBSERVER0340 AM HEAVY SNOW NORTH PLATTE 41.13N 100.77W03/17/2008 M6.0 INCH LINCOLN NE NWS EMPLOYEE OFF DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE MEASURED 6 INCHES NEW SNOW. SNOW REPORT FROM LAKEVIEW ESTATES IN WESTERN NORTH PLATTE.0400 AM HEAVY SNOW NORTH PLATTE 41.13N 100.77W03/17/2008 M5.5 INCH LINCOLN NE OFFICIAL NWS OBS STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL THROUGH 400 AM AT LEE BIRD FIELD IN NORTH PLATTE 5.5 INCHES.0600 AM SNOW BUTTE 42.91N 98.85W03/17/2008 M3.8 INCH BOYD NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT OF THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.33 OF AN INCH.0700 AM HEAVY SNOW 6 NW HERSHEY 41.22N 101.08W03/17/2008 M6.0 INCH LINCOLN NE PUBLIC0700 AM HEAVY SNOW 7 SSW NORTH PLATTE 41.04N 100.82W03/17/2008 M5.6 INCH LINCOLN NE PUBLIC0700 AM SNOW 2 SE ANSELMO 41.60N 99.84W03/17/2008 M3.0 INCH CUSTER NE CO-OP OBSERVER 0.18 OF AN INCH WATER EQUIVALENT FROM THE SNOWFALL.0700 AM HEAVY SNOW NORTH PLATTE 41.13N 100.77W03/17/2008 M4.9 INCH LINCOLN NE OFFICIAL NWS OBS TOTAL STORM SNOWFALL THROUGH 700 AM WAS 7.1 INCHES. WATER EQUIVALENT FROM THE TOTAL SNOWFALL WAS 0.60 OF AN INCH.0700 AM SNOW VALENTINE 42.87N 100.55W03/17/2008 M1.5 INCH CHERRY NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT OF THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.11 OF AN INCH.0708 AM SNOW 17 NW HAYES CENTER 40.68N 101.25W03/17/2008 M4.0 INCH HAYES NE PUBLIC0715 AM SNOW KINGSLEY DAM 41.21N 101.66W03/17/2008 M0.5 INCH KEITH NE CO-OP OBSERVER0720 AM HEAVY SNOW NORTH PLATTE 41.13N 100.77W03/17/2008 M7.0 INCH LINCOLN NE BROADCAST MEDIA KNOP TV METEOROLOGIST REPORTED 7 INCHES OF NEW SNOW.0727 AM SNOW WELLFLEET 40.75N 100.73W03/17/2008 M4.7 INCH LINCOLN NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT FROM THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.53 OF AN INCH.0736 AM SNOW HAYES CENTER 40.51N 101.02W03/17/2008 M4.0 INCH HAYES NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT OF THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.48 OF AN INCH.0740 AM SNOW 11 SSW CALLAWAY 41.14N 100.00W03/17/2008 M5.0 INCH CUSTER NE PUBLIC0747 AM SNOW 15 S MULLEN 41.82N 101.04W03/17/2008 M0.5 INCH HOOKER NE CO-OP OBSERVER0747 AM SNOW 17 SSW MULLEN 41.81N 101.17W03/17/2008 M1.0 INCH HOOKER NE PUBLIC0753 AM SNOW 1 S ARNOLD 41.41N 100.19W03/17/2008 E3.0 INCH CUSTER NE PUBLIC0806 AM SNOW CHAMPION 40.47N 101.71W03/17/2008 M2.0 INCH CHASE NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT FROM THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.12 OF AN INCH.0810 AM HEAVY SNOW 5 W STAPLETON 41.48N 100.61W03/17/2008 M4.8 INCH LOGAN NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT FROM THE SNOWFALL WAS 0.40 OF AN INCH.0812 AM HEAVY SNOW 8 W CHAMPION 40.46N 101.86W03/17/2008 E8.0 INCH CHASE NE PUBLIC PUBLIC REPORT OF 8 TO 10 INCHES NEW SNOWFALL.0812 AM SNOW 1 N BRADY 41.04N 100.37W03/17/2008 M5.0 INCH LINCOLN NE PUBLIC0815 AM SNOW MASON CITY 41.22N 99.30W03/17/2008 M4.0 INCH CUSTER NE CO-OP OBSERVER WATER EQUIVALENT WAS 0.40 OF AN INCH.0820 AM SNOW 3 W ENDERS 40.44N 101.58W03/17/2008 E4.0 INCH CHASE NE PUBLIC0825 AM SNOW 3 S GRANT 40.80N 101.73W03/17/2008 E8.0 INCH PERKINS NE PUBLIC PUBLIC REPORT OF 7 TO 8 INCHES OF NEW SNOW.&&$$CARMEL

Good Morning!

Nice to see everyone bright and early Monday morning for our biggest snowstorm of the year, ill be posting snow fall totals here in a bit and the latest advisories and warnings.

Scattered rain and snow showers Friday evening, little or no snow fall accumulations are expected. Lows will be in the lower 20s. Highs on Saturday will be in the lower 40s with partly sunny skies.

That’s the easy part of the forecast. Here comes the fun part.

Saturday overnight, snow and some mixed precipitation moves into Greater Nebraska, this will be well after the midnight hour. The snow and mixed rain and snow continues into Sunday AM. Then on Sunday afternoon, areas across southern Nebraska will change over to all rain. As of right now I think that’s going to include the city of North Platte and everyone else along I-80, temperatures rise into the upper 30s.

Sunday night on into Monday, colder air moves into the area, this changes the rain or rain/snow mix turns backs to all snow. A heavy snow band may set up across portions of our area. Right now I am thinking Ogallala to Ainsworth. But that can all change like we found out on Friday. So please stay tuned and keep advised of the weather through out the weekend. As this has a potential to become a heavy snow producer in some parts of the KNOP viewing area.

Rain and snow continues into Monday.

A snow advisory is in effect for Western Cherry County until 6pm (MDT) Friday. 3 to 5 inches of snow is possible for the western part of the county. Please use caution while driving, especially on HWY 61 north of Hyannis. Please protect young livestock and move them into shelter.

For the rest of the area, expect a rain and rain and snow mix south of HWY 2 and along HWY 83 in Cherry County. Accumulations may approach 1 inch in Eastern Cherry County.

Friday afternoon temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s.

Rain & Snow moving in overnight Thursday, lows will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s.

No afternoon update folk’s sorry, got a little side track.

Busy, is the one word to describe my day in the weather center. Between the fires and having a couple storms moving towards Nebraska that look to bring rain and snow. I am mainly going to focus on the Friday Storm.

Overnight Thursday, rain and snow will move into the area, and continue into early Friday AM. Areas south of HWY 92 will see temperatures rise above freezing after 8am/9am Friday, that would mean and all rain event for a couple hour. Friday around lunch time look for a rain and snow mix to move into the Platte River Valley and areas north of HWY 92 to change over to all snow. The entire area changes over to snow after 4pm or 5pm (CDT) and stays snow through early Saturday morning.

Snowfall accumulations looks like this, and this is by Midnight Saturday.

Platte River Valley (Including the cites of Ogallala, North Platte and Lexington)
Stapleton, Thedford, Tryon and Arthur- 1-3 INCHES

Cherry, Hooker, and Grant Counties- 2-4 INCHES With the longer period of snow.

Sunday and Monday brings another interesting weather maker into the area, please stay tuned on that storm.

Take care, and see you tonight for news 2 at 10pm

Thomas

A mainly mostly cloudy setting overnight Wednesday across the area, especially south of hwy 2, lows will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. Winds will be light out of the north and northwest.

No changes to the extended, read below for more information.

Partly cloudy skies Tuesday night with decreasing winds, lows will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. Sunshine and mild temperatures on Thursday, highs will be in lower 50s near Thedford, will go 54 for North Platte, and 58 for Curtis and Imperial line. This will be the last mild and dry day as changes are on the way for Greater Nebraska.

Rain and snow moves in to the area on Thursday night, then changes over to all rain on Friday morning as temperatures will rise into the upper 30s, especially south of HWY 92. Then as cold air pushes into the area, Rain will change to snow, snowfall accumulation is possible across the area. I will have better details on that on Thursday.

First system pulls out Saturday morning with lingering snow showers, Saturday during the day looks nice with partly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 30s for highs, the second storm system that will affect the area will move in early Sunday morning with a rain and snow mix, were still 5 days out on this system, so stay tuned on how this storm system will pan out. But as of right now it looks like a rain/snow mix on Sunday turning to all snow on Monday, with winds possibly being an issue.

Partly sunny skies Wednesday afternoon, a little on the breezy side too, with winds out of the northwest 20-30mph at times. With the strong winds and the low relative humidity levels, this will lead to an increase in the fire danger. Please use caution if burning Wednesday afternoon.

Please join me for News 2 at 6 for an update on a very active end of the week and weekend.

Mostly clear skies for the overnight Tuesday, with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s.

Another nice night on tap for Greater Nebraska for Tuesday night, with mainly clear skies, temperatures this evening will be in the 40s and 50s, and then for the overnight Tuesday, temperatures will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s.

Wednesday, we will have a cold front push through the area; no precipitation is expected with the passage of this front. The only thing it will do is shift the winds from the west to the northwest during the afternoon. Highs will still be nice for this time of year, in the lower 60s.

Thursday will still be dry, but I believe we will have more clouds than sun. Highs will be in the lower 50s. Thursday night starts a very active weather period that Greater Nebraska hasn’t seen in a while.

Let’s start with Thursday night & Friday

A Storm system is expected to move into eastern Colorado overnight Thursday into Friday morning; this will spread snow into Nebraska. So Friday morning expect snow, and then some areas (especially south of I-80) to rise above freezing (32F) which will change the snow over to rain. Then the rain will switch back over to snow Friday night and very early Saturday morning. Still a little tough to pin down snowfall accumulations, but please continue to watch, as I fine tune this forecast as we head through the end of the week.

Our next storm system takes aim at us on Sunday & Monday, as of right now this looks to be the stronger of the two storm systems that will affect us. I am a little concern with this storm system. Models have slowed this storm system down, and have put us on the cold side of this system, on the warm side of this system there may be a major severe weather outbreak from KS down to TX. This may set us up for a major snowfall event. Like the system on Friday, there will be some changes to the forecast. So please stay tuned to KNOP.

Sunny skies Tuesday afternoon, with highs in the 60s and 70s, fire danger still high, with a relative humidity level at North Platte as of 2pm Tuesday of 18%.

See you tonight on News 2.

Mostly clear for your overnight Monday, lows will be in the mid 20s. A super early spring day setting up across the cornhusker state on Tuesday, sunshine with highs in the 60s & 70s, PLEASE BE CAREFUL AS THE FIRE DANGER WILL BE HIGH!


Otherwise enjoy!

Mostly clear skies expected overnight Monday; lows will be in the mid to upper 20s, winds will be out of the west 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday looks to be the warm day of the week. Sunshine and highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s, the only draw back will be with the winds out of the west at 10-20 mph and the dry conditions, this could lead to a high fire danger. Please use caution if you will be burning on Tuesday.

Wednesday brings us a slight chance of rain, and Thursday looks dry. Thursday night into Friday is starting to get interesting here in the forecast center; this looks to be a time frame of some possible accumulating snow across the area. We’re still a few days away and some changes are very likely to come with this forecast. So please stay tuned and up to date on the forecast Thursday night into Friday.

Saturday looks dry, but cool. Sunday and early next week looks to be active, with a chance of rain or snow.

Enjoy the sunshine!

Sunshine and temperatures in the 50s and 60s across our area Monday afternoon, winds will be out of the west or southwest 5-10mph.

Skies will become partly cloudy overnight Friday, lows will range from 8 in North Platte to 21 in Imperial.

Look for skies to start out clear Friday evening, then will turn partly cloudy as we head into the overnight Friday. Temperatures will tumble early, and then become steady. Lows will bottom out around 8 to 10 degrees in the Platte River Valley before Midnight, teens and 20s elsewhere.

Sunshine is in store for our weekend, highs will be near 50 both days. The 60 degree temperatures return Monday & Tuesday.

Partly to mostly sunny skies this afternoon with cold temperatures. Highs will be in the 20s and 30s with winds out of the north and northeast 5-10 mph.

Scattered snow showers will continue into Friday morning, most areas have received an inch or less of snow. Look for little or no additional snowfall overnight Thursday into Friday morning, Thursday night overnight lows will be in the teens. There is a chance of light snow Friday morning, then partly sunny skies in the afternoon. Highs will be about 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year, only in the low to mid 30s.

Looking ahead to the weekend, it looks nice. With sunshine, highs will be in the low to mid 50s both days.

Light snow and light rain is moving through the area, expect any rain to turn to all snow after about 9 or 10pm Thursday night. Accumulations will be one inch or less.

Some light snow showers are in Western Cherry County, and will continue to spread through areas north of HWY 2 Thursday afternoon. Accumulations will remain under an inch. For the rest of the area, expect partly sunny skies with highs in the 40s.

Look for skies to become partly cloudy overnight Tuesday, lows will be around 10 in North Platte, to 19 in elsewhere. Partly Sunny skies Thursday with highs in the low 40s, a slight chance of snow Thursday night, look for little or no snow accumulation.

Partly cloudy skies tonight with low temps in the teens, highs tomorrow with partly sunny skies will be in the 40s, we may see some increasing clouds to the north out ahead of our next storm system that will bring us a chance of snow Thursday night.

Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Western Cherry County until 5am Wednesday (mst) , Eastern Cherry County until 9am (cst) Wednesday. Snowfall of 2 to 4 inches is possible, with the heaviest snow falling near the South Dakota broader. High winds up to 30mph will also accompany the snow, which may reduce visibilities at times.

For the rest of Greater Nebraska, look for snow to develop after about 8pm Tuesday night, accumulations should remain under an inch. But the winds will still be strong, out of the north or northwest at 20-30mph.

Mostly cloudy skies are taking over our weather Tuesday afternoon across greater Nebraska. News 2 Trueview radar is pick up some rain showers, but 99% of the rain is not even reaching the ground.

An area of mixed precipitation that is located in southwest South Dakota is starting to move to the south and east. This is associated with a cold front that will bring colder air into the region on Wednesday, along with windy conditions.

We also have snow on the way, in fact, 2 to 4 inches is possible north of HWY 2. Here in North Platte, we are looking for less than 1 inch. But with the windy conditions and the snow, this could lead to reduce visibilities starting Tuesday night. This also may lead to an advisory for the National Weather Service.

Please join me later on this afternoon and tonight on News 2. Thanks for stopping by.

Sorry folks

We have had some problems with the computer that I write these blogs on. So I am sorry for those of you that log on and read my blogs.

Welcome to March, we saw it all this weekend, record high temperatures on Saturday and snow and cold on Sunday. Monday wasn’t too bad with sunshine and highs more seasonal in the 40s.

The winds come back on Tuesday along with the mild temperatures, will have a strong west wind of 25 to 35 mph, at times winds may gust up to 40mph, especially in open areas, a wind advisory may be posted tomorrow afternoon. Highs will range from 51 in Broken Bow to 58 in Imperial.

Tuesday night the strong winds turn to the north, still at the same speed, but pouring in some much colder air and some snow. Some accumulations are possible, especially in Northern Nebraska. I will have a better handle on this Tuesday night at 6. And I will post another blog Tuesday during the mid afternoon hours, also if there is an advisory of some sort issued. We will run our News 2 trueview alert map at the top and bottom of the hour on KNOP-TV.


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