David’s Morning Forecast - Partly sunny, warmer Sunday afternoon

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Patchy fog developed overnight and early on Sunday thanks to clear skies and light winds. Temperatures dropped into the low 60s, with a few spots dipping into the upper 50s. Sunshine has returned for the morning hours, but clouds will build back in throughout the morning, though we should continue to see more sunshine than the we did yesterday. Temperatures will be a fair bit warmer, with highs climbing into the low 80s, though that is still below average for mid-July. A spotty shower or two is possible during the afternoon, however, most of the area will likely remain dry.

Monday will bring very similar conditions, with low 60s in the morning and some patchy fog. Clouds will build throughout the day with highs in the lower 80s. We’ll see a slightly better chance for some spotty showers or even a couple isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Any storm would be brief but could bring some heavy rain. However, just like that past couple of days, any rainfall should be isolated and most of the area likely stays dry.

Drier weather and more sunshine will return by mid-week, along with a little more summer heat and humidity. Highs will climb into the mid to upper 80s by Wednesday and Thursday, and likely climb toward 90 by Friday. Some low to mid-90s are likely by the weekend with mostly sunny skies. Rain chances should be limited through the upcoming weekend, any significant storm chances likely holding off until next week.

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