Omaha woke up Saturday, November 7, with temperatures near 34 degrees as fog and low stratus were forecast in the region overnight into Saturday morning. The weekend forecast turns brighter and warmer, with sunshine building into a mild Monday.
Fog Could Complicate The Early Hours
Patchy fog remains possible Saturday morning, with a few pockets of dense fog potentially affecting visibility, especially west of the Omaha area. The National Weather Service says dry weather will dominate the week, and no watches or warnings are posted for Nebraska or Iowa.
Sunny Stretch Builds Into Monday
Once the morning haze clears, Saturday should be mostly sunny with a high near 59 and westerly winds shifting northerly. Sunday highs should be generally in the upper 50s, with mid-60s possible near the state borders, under sunny skies, followed by a warmer Monday near 68 with more sunshine. The updated outlook keeps the weekend warmup broadly on track from Hoodline’s earlier forecast, while nudging some details in the extended outlook.
Dry Weather Holds Through Veterans Day
Tuesday should stay sunny with a high near 63, and Veterans Day is also expected to be mostly sunny with a high near 64 degrees. Thursday and Friday turn a little cooler, with highs near 59 and 52, respectively. Thursday is expected to be mostly sunny, with dry weather and little to no meaningful rain expected. Overnight lows will generally range from the mid-30s to mid-40s, so a jacket will still be useful once the sun goes down.
