BEHIND THE WEATHER DESK. OH, IT’S A MESS UP THERE. OTHERWISE, IT’S IN GOOD SHAPE. BEAUTIFUL WORK. WOW, WHAT A PROJECT. WELL, THE RAIN IS COMING, AND WE HAVEN’T HAD MUCH FOR WEEKS NOW. IT’S BEEN DUSTY AND DRY, SO THIS WILL HELP WITH THAT. THE FARMERS HAVE BEEN GOING WITH THE HARVEST, AND IF YOU’VE GOT TO GET SOMETHING DONE OUTSIDE ON TUESDAY, IT WILL BE UNPLEASANT. RANDBY FACTOR OF FOUR. AS WE’LL HAVE WIND, WE’LL HAVE RAIN AND WE’LL HAVE COOL TEMPERATURES. WON’T HAVE MUCH OF ANY OF THAT RIGHT NOW FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR AND NIGHT, IT’S STILL RELATIVELY MILD. IT’S CLOUDY, THERE’S A LITTLE TINY BIT OF MOISTURE SHOWING UP ON THE RADAR JUST TO THE WEST OF THE METRO, BUT OUR LATEST COMPUTER MODEL HAS GONE WITH A WETTER SOLUTION NOW OVER THE METRO SAYS AN INCH AND A HALF OF RAIN TO COME DOWN. THE HIGH RESOLUTION RAPID REFRESH. NOT QUITE THAT MUCH, BUT PRETTY SUBSTANTIAL RAIN RIGHT ALONG THE RIVER AND INTO WESTERN IOWA. BOTH COMPUTER MODELS ARE IN AGREEMENT WITH THAT. AND ALL DAY TOMORROW AND TOMORROW NIGHT, 5551 HIGH TEMPERATURE, LOW TEMPERATURE, TRACE OF MOISTURE, A LITTLE BIT OF MIST OR DRIZZLE TODAY, BUT NO MEASURABLE RAIN. DOWNTOWN. SEE THE BASE OF THE CLOUDS JUST ABOVE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING HERE. IT’S 52. THAT’S OUR CAMERA AT 27TH AND DOUGLAS. A LITTLE SOUTHEAST BREEZE AT EIGHT MILES PER HOUR, 52 BLAIR MILFORD 50 COUNCIL BLUFFS, 52 ATLANTIC HARLAN LINCOLN 54. IN FREMONT. DEW POINTS ARE UP A LITTLE BIT NOW, CLOSER TO 50 SO THAT TEMPERATURE DEW POINT SPREAD HAS NARROWED AND WE’LL SEE A LITTLE MORE MIST AND DRIZZLE OVERNIGHT. AND THEN RAIN BY MORNING. JUST TINY LITTLE SOUTHEAST BREEZE THAT’S GOING TO CHANGE TOMORROW AS A COLD FRONT SWEEPS IN FROM THE WEST. IT’S NOT HERE YET. AND AS YOU LOOK AT THE NATION’S MIDSECTION, YOU CAN TELL THERE’S SOMETHING GOING ON THROUGH CENTRAL NEBRASKA. THAT’S THE FRONT MAKING PROGRESS EASTWARD. AND ONCE IT MOVES THROUGH THE METRO, THAT WILL BE THE LIFT THAT WE NEED TO GET MORE WIDESPREAD RAIN. SEE IT RIGHT HERE. NORTHWEST WINDS IN THE BACKSIDE OF THAT PICK UP DURING THE MORNING. AND YOU THINK THAT, OKAY, IT’S A NARROW BAND OF RAIN. IT’S GOING TO MOVE OUT. BUT LOW PRESSURE FORMS DOWN HERE IN MISSOURI. AND IT KIND OF THROWS THAT RAIN BACK INTO WESTERN IOWA AND EASTERN NEBRASKA. AND IT HOLDS IT MOST OF THE NIGHT. TOMORROW NIGHT, ALONG WITH THAT NORTH WIND. WE’RE FORTUNATE THE TEMPERATURES AREN’T THREE, 4 OR 5 DEGREES COLDER, OR WE’LL BE DEALING WITH SNOW, BUT IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE THAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN AT ALL. KEEP THAT NORTHWEST WIND AND THIS LOOKS PRETTY GOOD, BUT I THINK WE’LL HAVE A LOT OF LOW CLOUDS AROUND AT LEAST THE FIRST HALF OF WEDNESDAY. TONIGHT’S LOW TEMPERATURES INTO THE 40S, ALTHOUGH THAT MAY NOT OCCUR UNTIL 910 IN THE MORNING AS THE RAIN COMES IN LATE TONIGHT, WE KEEP A SOUTHEAST BREEZE. HERE YOU GO. IN OUR COMPUTER MODELS. THAT’S TOMORROW AT 730. THERE’S LUNCHTIME. SO WIDESPREAD RAIN. HERE’S THE AFTERNOON. MORE RAIN. AND IT JUST KEEPS ON COMING INTO TOMORROW NIGHT. THE HIGH TEMPERATURES, WHICH PROBABLY WILL OCCUR AROUND 6 OR 7 IN THE MORNING IN THE LOW 50S. ONCE WE GET THAT NORTHWEST WIND, 20 MILES AN HOUR, TEMPERATURES WILL DROP AND IT WILL BE QUITE CHILLY. SO 48 BY MID-MORNING TOMORROW. IMPACT ICON AS WE’LL GET SOME SHOWERS LATE NIGHT TONIGHT AND INTO THE MORNING. THE DAY PLANNER THE HOUR BY HOUR FOR TOMORROW. TEMPERATURES DROPPING DURING THE DAY, THE RAIN COMING ON DOWN THE NORTH. WINDS ARE BLOWING. IT’S IMPACT. WEATHER. WEDNESDAY. RAIN SHOULD BE DONE, BUT CLOUDS WINDY. CHILLY. ALTHOUGH MAYBE SOME PEEKS OF AFTERNOON SUNSHINE. THEN WE GET MORE SUN. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY WE GET SOME STUFF HAPPENING THOUGH. LATER THIS WEEK. HALLOWEEN. NOT BAD, NOT TOO WINDY AND DRY. A LITTLE COOL. SATURDAY WILL BE INTERESTING WITH THE USA GAME ON SATU