IF YOU’VE GOT SOME PLANS. IT’S WINDY, VERY WARM, BUT NO STORMS AROUND HERE THIS EVENING, SO RANDBY FACTOR TIME THIS EVENING SIX OKAY FOR BEING AND WORKING OUTSIDE. HERE’S OUR COMPUTER MODEL FROM FROM NOW THROUGH 6:00. TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S. SKIES SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY BY 830. SUNSET JUST DIPPING INTO THE UPPER 70S 11:00. MAYBE A COUPLE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS INTO NORTHEAST NEBRASKA AND CAN’T COMPLETELY RULE ONE OUT AROUND THE OMAHA METRO. BUT MOST OF THIS INITIAL ACTIVITY, IF THERE WOULD BE ANYTHING SEVERE, WOULD BE PERHAPS A BIT OF HAIL AND TENDING TO LIFT OUT TO THE NORTH AND EAST. THERE’S 3 A.M., 5 A.M. YOU SEE THIS OUT TO THE WEST HERE. THIS IS OUR RISK OF REALLY STRONG OR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. IT’S LATE TONIGHT, 5 A.M., 7:30 A.M., 10 A.M., PERHAPS SOME STRONG AND SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CROSSING THE RIVER, THEN INTO WESTERN IOWA AND THEN ENDING FOR A TIME IN THE OMAHA AREA WHERE WE COULD GET A LITTLE BIT OF SUN AND THEN LATER IN THE AFTERNOON, A FEW MORE ISOLATED, SCATTERED STORMS WILL POP UP. BUT NOTHING VERY WIDESPREAD AT THAT TIME. TODAY. SO FAR, 85 AND 53 TEMPERATURES THAT ARE WAY ABOVE THE AVERAGES. AND WE ARE IN DIRE NEED OF RAINFALL 3/100 SO FAR THIS FIRST HALF OF THE MONTH OF APRIL. AND IF NOTHING ELSE, HOPEFULLY TO WASH SOME POLLEN OUT OF THE AIR. THERE’S A VERY, VERY HIGH COUNT OF TREE POLLEN, WHICH HAS BEEN WITH US ALL WEEKEND DATING BACK TO LAST WEEK IN THE AIR QUALITY OF THE FAIR RANGE. SUNNY SKIES OVER DOWNTOWN OMAHA RIGHT NOW AND MOST OF OUR CITY THIS IS OUR CAMERA AT 72ND CROWN POINT. IT’S 85, SOUTHEAST WIND 26. THE DEW POINT IS 46. THAT WAS IN THE 30S YESTERDAY. THAT’S GOING TO COME UP TONIGHT. ALL RIGHT. SO TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 80S. DEW POINTS 30S AND 40S. BUT JUST SOUTH OF US 50S AND 60S. SO THAT MORE MOIST AIR AS IT SPREADS NORTHWARD ALLOWS THE ATMOSPHERE TO DESTABILIZE AND SETS THE STAGE FOR THUNDERSTORMS. BUT IT’S GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE WHILE FOR THAT TO HAPPEN. LOOK AT THE GUSTS. NEARLY 40 MILES AN HOUR. JUST BECAUSE OF THE PRESSURE DIFFERENCE ACROSS THE AREA. NOTHING MUCH ON SUPER DOPPLER SEVEN RADAR. THINGS ARE QUIET HERE ACROSS THE NATION’S MIDSECTION. THERE IS A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH FOR SOUTHWEST SOUTH DAKOTA. A TORNADO WATCH IS SOON COMING OUT RIGHT THERE FOR PARTS OF CENTRAL NEBRASKA. AND AGAIN, IT’S ALONG THAT WARM FRONT LIFTING NORTHWARD. AND THEN REALLY LATE TONIGHT TO TOMORROW MORNING THAT THE STORMS ARE PERHAPS GOING TO BE MOST SEVERE INTO THE OMAHA METRO. SO DRY THIS EVENING. BUT STORMS ARE POSSIBLE AFTER MIDNIGHT AND LIKELY FOR TOMORROW MORNING, AND PROBABLY WILL HAVE SOME SEVERE STORMS AT THAT TIME. IT’S QUITE WINDY DAY TOMORROW, BUT TEMPERATURES DOWN A BIT FROM TODAY. LATE IN THE AFTERNOON A COUPLE OF SPOTTY SHOWERS OR THUNDERSHOWERS TO POP UP 67 AND WINDY ON WEDNESDAY. MORE RAINFALL THURSDAY, WHICH IS FANTASTIC. I MEAN, WE REALLY NEED SOME MOISTURE, SO COUPLE OF ROUNDS OF RAIN WOULD REALLY HELP. LOOK AT THE BIG COOLDOWN COMING THOUGH LATER THIS WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND WHERE LOWS ARE IN THE 30S AND HIGHS IN THE 50S. AGAI