<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0eVnvt_0zjl4Osd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0eVnvt_0zjl4Osd00" width="1200" height="630" >St. Patrick's Day will be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the low 80s! However, it will be breezy, and with dry air, the fire danger will be high. Hold off on any outdoor burning or anything that could start a fire, because it could spread quickly out of control.The wind quickly lightens up this evening, lowering the fire danger. We will drop into the low 40s for Tuesday morning.Tuesday looks really nice! The wind will be lighter, and it won't be as warm. While some spots in southeast Nebraska and northwest Missouri could hit 80 again, we will be in the mid 70s around the Omaha metro. Neighborhoods farther northwest in northeast Nebraska will be in the 60s.Tuesday night, a few hit and miss storms will start to pop up. Most of these should stay below severe levels, but a couple of the stronger ones could come with a little hail and some extra wind. Rain will continue to be possible into Wednesday morning.Wednesday morning, the rain will change into snow from west to east. This likely happens in Omaha around the morning commute... right before or right after the commute will obviously make a big difference. The wind quickly picks up by late morning, and it will reach 50-65 mph through the afternoon. As the snow continues to fall in the second half of the day, near whiteout conditions are expected at times, making for nearly impossible travel at times. The snow could continue into the evening commute before ending later in the evening.There will be a sharp cutoff of who sees a few inches of snow and who sees very little snow stick to the ground. Right now, we think Omaha and cities north and west have the best chance to see 2-5 inches of snow by Wednesday night. Just southeast of Omaha, we have 0-2 inches. We'll keep you updated on where this line of snow vs. no snow is as it wiggles around. With temperatures near 40 Wednesday, the snow will be wet and good for making snowmen and snowballs.Spring officially starts Thursday! It will be mostly sunny and warmer with high near 50 and lighter wind.Friday will be in the upper 50s with a lot more clouds and a couple spotty showers, but most of us will be dry.We get some sunshine to mix in with the clouds Saturday with highs staying in the upper 50s.Sunday brings another small chance for light rain with upper 50s.MONDAYMostly SunnyWindyHigh: 81MONDAY NIGHTMostly ClearAbove AverageLow: 43TUESDAYPartly CloudyStorms LateHigh: 76WEDNESDAYMostly CloudySnow LikelyVery WindyHigh: 40</div></body>

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St. Patrick's Day will be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the low 80s! However, it will be breezy, and with dry air, the fire danger will be high. Hold off on any outdoor burning or anything that could start a fire, because it could spread quickly out of control.

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St. Patrick's Day will be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the low 80s! However, it will be breezy, and with dry air, the fire danger will be high. Hold

FIRST LOOK at snow totals for midweek blizzard

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