NO, THAT’S NOT A WINDOW. THAT’S A LIVE VIEW. THAT’S WHY THE ACTUAL OUTSIDE CONDITIONS, RANDI, FACTOR TEN THIS EVENING, WE GET R&B FACTOR OF FIVE. IT’S TOLERABLE. YEAH, IT’S NOT GREAT, BUT IT IS MOSTLY DRY IN THE OMAHA METRO. AND TODAY, SO FAR, HIGH TEMPERATURE, 44, LOW TEMPERATURE, 25 ABOVE AVERAGE FOR EARLY DECEMBER AND NO RAIN BOY, WE WE JUST NEED SOME MOISTURE. WHEN’S IT GOING TO END? I MEAN, THE DROUGHT CONTINUES. NINE IN THE THIRD INCHES BELOW AVERAGE FOR MOISTURE YEAR TO DATE. THERE’S THAT HINT OF SUN OVER DOWNTOWN. THAT’S OUR CAMERA AT 72ND CROWN POINT LOOKING OFF TO THE SOUTHEAST IS 39 DEGREES NORTH BREEZE 14 DEW POINT 23. TEMPERATURE, DEW POINT PRETTY FAR APART. THAT’S WHY EVEN THOUGH THE RADAR HAS BEEN SHOWING PRECIPITATION LIKELY NOT REACHING THE GROUND SURFACE AREAS TO DRY. 38 BENNINGTON. 35 FREMONT. 32 NORFOLK COLUMBUS. BUT ABOVE FREEZING IN THE METRO AND ABOVE 40 SOUTH OF HERE. PLATTSMOUTH. RED OAK, SHENANDOAH, MARYVILLE, MISSOURI. AND THERE ARE THOSE DEW POINTS LOWER 20. SO KIND OF DRY AIR WITH A LITTLE FRONT PRESSED THROUGH THE AREA. NOW WE HAVE A NORTH BREEZE IN OMAHA. LINCOLN FREMONT AND ALSO TEKAMAH. YOU SEE THE RADAR HAS BEEN SHOWING THIS LITTLE BIT OF PRECIPITATION JUST NORTH OF THE METRO AND AGAIN LIKELY EVAPORATING BEFORE REACHING THE GROUND. BUT IT’S POSSIBLE THAT BY MORNING THERE’LL BE ENOUGH LIFT FOR A FEW OF THESE AREAS TO SEE SOME SCATTERED SNOWFLAKES, SNOW SHOWERS, A VERY FAST WEST TO EAST FLOW ACROSS THE MIDDLE OF COUNTRY WOULD CALL A ZONAL FLOW. AND IT’S HARD FOR STORM SYSTEMS TO DEVELOP, HARD FOR THEM TO PULL A LOT OF MOISTURE OUR WAY. WE’RE WATCHING THIS BECAUSE THIS IS A BIGGER SYSTEM JUST COMING TO CALIFORNIA. THAT’S THE ONE THAT MAYBE GIVES US A BETTER CHANCE OF MOISTURE AS WE GET INTO THURSDAY. THE AMERICAN GFS COMPUTER MODEL WITH MORE THAN AN INCH OF MOISTURE, MOSTLY RAIN AND THEN SOME MORE MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK. SO THERE ARE SOME THINGS TO WATCH FOR. RAIN, MOISTURE DESPERATELY NEEDED AND POSSIBLY SNOW. HERE’S OUR COMPUTER MODEL AND INDICATING THE FLURRY CHANCE JUST NORTH OF US TOMORROW WITH A ZIP OUT OF HERE. WE GET SOME SUNSHINE IN THE AFTERNOON. AND AGAIN, NOT TOO BAD OF A DAY FOR TUESDAY. 22 FOR THE LOW TEMPERATURE, PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES TONIGHT. TUESDAY, A FEW FLURRIES OR SNOW SHOWERS, ESPECIALLY NORTH OF OMAHA. EIGHT DOWN BUT PARTLY SUNNY BY NOON AND 4:00 UP IN THE LOWER FORTIES, 44, A LITTLE BIT MORE SUN ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, RAIN LOOKS LIKE A GOOD BET AND MAYBE THERE’S ENOUGH COLD AIR TO GET SOME SNOW OUT OF THIS, PARTICULARLY AS WE GO INTO THURSDAY EVENING AND THURSDAY NIGHT. A LITTLE BIT CLOUDY AND COOL ON FRIDAY. MODERATING TEMPERATURES SOMEWHAT ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AND