Seasonably chilly with slight snow chances over the next seven days

HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - While most of us had a break from the wintry weather, that wasn’t the case for folks to our south where some spots picked up some impressive snowfall totals. Phillips, Smith and Jewell counties in north central Kansas saw anywhere from 3 to 8 inches of new snow. Thankfully, that system will exit the region overnight giving all of us a break until our next system. Cloudy skies this evening will partially clear overnight becoming partly cloudy. Winds will be light across the area out of the northwest between 4 and 9 mph. With light winds, partial clearing of skies and recent snows, we could see patchy fog for tomorrow morning. Lows tonight will dip into the teens across the area.

The fog will burn off by lunchtime with skies partly to mostly sunny in the afternoon with highs in the mid-upper 20s for most. Some spots out west could reach the lower 30s. Next week looks to continue the active weather pattern. However, the chance for snow right now favor far southwest and southeast areas of the viewing area. For south central Nebraska, it just looks like slight chances for snow Wednesday through Saturday as the latest forecast models have shifted a potential storm system for mid week further south into Oklahoma and Texas. Expect mostly cloudy skies next week. Breezy conditions for Wednesday through Friday. Highs next week will be seasonably chilly be in the low to mid 30s.

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