Cooler week ahead with rain Monday and a quiet Thanksgiving. Snow chances increase beyond this forecast, which may affect holiday travel—stay tuned. #NEwx

Rainfall amounts from Sunday night into this morning. forecast.weather.gov/product.php?si…

Strong northwesterly winds are expected Tuesday behind a cold front, with a High Wind Warning across western and north central Nebraska. The next few days, cooler and dry weather is expected as we head into #Thanksgiving Day. #NEwx

A High Wind Warning has been issued for western and north central Nebraska effective Tuesday from 6 AM to 6 PM CST. Sustained winds of 30 to 40 mph are expected, with wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph. #NEwx

High Wind Warning Tuesday: Gusts up to 60 mph may make travel hazardous, especially for high-profile vehicles. Use caution. #NEwx

Quiet and seasonable through Thanksgiving, then watching light wintry chances Fri–Sat. Cooler this weekend. #NEwx

Clink the link for the the peak wind gusts recorded today. forecast.weather.gov/product.php?si…

Highs will mostly range in the 40s Wednesday through Friday. A chance for light snow, mainly Friday night into Saturday. Snow accumulations, if any, are expected to be light. A slight chance for light snow lingers into Sunday. Much colder Saturday and Sunday in the 20s. #NEwx

Cool and quiet through Thanksgiving. A few flurries possible Wed in the southern Panhandle/SW Nebraska; warmer 40s Thursday. #NEwx

Quiet into Thanksgiving, but the weekend turns unsettled with light snow chances Fri night–Sun and much colder temps. #NEwx

Thanksgiving Day will be partly cloudy with highs from 35 to 40 in the east to 41 to 47 degrees in the west. Turning cloudy Friday with a chance for light snow in the northeast. Snow chances increase Friday night into Saturday. Colder in the 20s Saturday and Sunday. #NEwx

Happy Thanksgiving! Quiet and cool for the holiday today. Wintry weather with impacts possible Fri–Sat, but travel impacts look low for now. #NEwx

Those traveling into the weekend, make sure to keep up with the latest forecast as some locations across the state have a chance of snow. The color coordinated map shows what locations of the state each NWS office covers. Check their webpages for the latest info. #NEwx #Nebraska

Light snow possible Friday in the northeast. Friday night, light snow is expected across the north, while a chance for light snow or light freezing rain could create light icing on roadways. Light snow and strong winds Saturday may produce difficult travel in open areas. #NEwx

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for northern and north central Nebraska this evening through noon Saturday. Snow and gusty winds may create blowing snow and difficult travel. Further south, a light glaze of ice is possible before switching to snow after midnight. #NEwx

A Winter Weather Advisory tonight through noon CST Saturday. Accumulating snowfall and northerly winds of 25 to 35 mph and gusty may create areas of blowing snow and difficult travel. Further south, a light glaze of ice is possible tonight, before changing to light snow. #NEwx

Freezing rain will continue mainly across southwest Nebraska, including along I-80 through 1 am CDT. Light snow will gradually increase in coverage across north central into central Nebraska. Prepare for slick roads from freezing rain or light snow. #NEwx

The Winter Weather Advisory has been extended across northern and central Nebraska until 3 PM CST with blowing snow as the main concern. Winds today will gust out of the north and northwest at 40 to 45 mph. #NEwx

Frigid wind chills are expected the next few mornings, with near zero to sub-zero wind chills across most of western and north central Nebraska. Make sure to bundle up the next few mornings! #NEwx

Cold and mostly cloudy Sunday. A chance for light snow across the south Sunday night. Warming into the upper 30s to mid 40s Tuesday, with a cold front Tuesday night and colder with a slight chance for light snow north on Wednesday. Milder and dry Thursday through Saturday. #NEwx