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PRODUCTS. FOR CONSUMER REPORTS, I’M MARY REGLI NOW FROM OMAHA’S WEATHER LEADER METEOROLOGIST CAITLIN HARVEY. WITH THE ACCURATE FORECAST, YOU CAN TRUST. 546 NOW HERE ON YOUR SUNDAY MORNING, WAKING UP TO SOME LOW CLOUDS, PATCHY FOG AND RAIN HERE AT THE MOMENT. STARTING WITH THAT LIVE LOOK AT AT THE HENRY DOORLY ZOO. NOW I DO WANT TO MENTION ANY OF THIS MOISTURE WE’RE SEEING ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. LIKELY TO FREEZE, LEADING TO SLICK CONDITIONS AS WE HEAD THROUGHOUT THE MORNING AND INTO THE AFTERNOON. NOW TEMPERATURES ARE DROPPING RIGHT NOW AT 44 DEGREES IS WARMEST, WILL BE FOR A FEW DAYS HERE FOR OMAHA 36 NOW LINCOLN 26 WITH SNOW IN NORFOLK WITH WINDS SUSTAINED UP TO 26 MILES AN HOUR IN NORFOLK, EVEN GUSTIER RAIN FALLING. ATLANTIC AND MARYVILLE NOW VISIBILITY OUT TOWARD IOWA. THIS IS ALL FOG AS WE HEAD INTO MADISON COUNTY BELOW A MILE. NOW THAT IS BLOWING SNOW GUSTS CONTINUING TO PICK UP NOW ABOUT 35 TO 55 MILES AN HOUR. THESE WILL CONTINUE TO OVERTAKE THE AREA. STAYING WINDY TODAY. FOR THAT REASON, WE’RE SEEING OUR WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT NEARLY AREA WIDE UNTIL MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. GUSTS UP TO 55 MILES AN HOUR POSSIBLE, NOT ONLY CREATING HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS, WE CAN SEE TREE LIMBS DOWN, ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES, BUT BLOWING SNOW COULD CREATE NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. WE’RE ALSO SEEING A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR MUCH OF EASTERN NEBRASKA, WESTERN IOWA, INCLUDING THE LINCOLN AND OMAHA AREAS. 7:00 THIS MORNING UNTIL 2:00 THIS AFTERNOON. BLIZZARD WARNING HEADING ON INTO SOUTH CENTRAL MINNESOTA. IF YOU’RE TRAVELING THE I-35 CORRIDOR, LIVE SUPER DOPPLER WITH OUR THREE MINUTE ADVANTAGE PICKING UP A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN. BUT AS THOSE TEMPERATURES DROPPING OUT WEST, THE SNOW GOING TO OVERTAKE THE AREA, GETTING SOME PRETTY STEADY SNOW HERE IN THOSE DARKER PURPLES ON INTO STANTON PLATTE COUNTIES DON’T GET HUNG UP ON SNOW AMOUNTS WITH THOSE GUSTS. TODAY UP TO 55 MILES AN HOUR BLOWING SNOW GOING TO BE A HUGE ISSUE. THAT’S WHERE WE’LL SEE OUR NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. ON TOP OF THAT, TEMPERATURES DROPPING TODAY. BY THE AFTERNOON, 19 DEGREES FEELING LIKE THE LOWER SINGLE DIGITS. STORM PREDICTOR AS WE HEAD THROUGHOUT THE MORNING EXPECTING ICING BEFORE WE TRANSITION TO SNOW. HEADING INTO THE AFTERNOON AGAIN, SNOW GOING TO STICK WITH US UNTIL EARLY ON TODAY. CLEARING OUT LATER ON, NOT EXPECTING TOO MUCH SNOW, MAYBE UP TO AN INCH, BUT WITH THOSE BLOWING SNOW CONDITIONS, HAZARDOUS TRAVEL, EXPECTING A SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR YOUR AFTERNOON TONIGHT. COLD. WINDY, A LOW OF TEN. FEELING LIKE THE LOWER. EXCUSE ME? FEELING LIKE SUBZERO TEMPERATURES TOMORROW MORNING. POSSIBLY NEGATIVE TE