Good first day of fall, bloggers —
We have seen some beneficial rain in the last 24 hours, bringing most locations to receiving 1"-2" of rain the last 4-5 days when it started raining again.
We are tracking one last band of more organized but weakening rain.
It is timed to arrive 10-10:30 a.m. It will exit around noon and will be followed by scattered showers.
We are also tracking a fall cold front from the north as the rain moves in from the southwest.
It is now 39° in Valentine, Nebraska. We won't get that cold, but temperatures today will hover around 60° after the front moves through this morning.
Here is a potential setup for the end of next week.
A hurricane is looking more likely in the Gulf of Mexico as an upper-level low forms in the southern U.S.
How much more rain will we see today and Monday? What does the weather setup (upper-level low and potential hurricane) at the end of next week mean for our area?
Details are in the 6-minute video below.
Have a great week ahead.
Stay healthy.
GO ROYALS AND CHIEFS!
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