FENTANYL. NOW OMAHA’S WEATHER LEADER, METEOROLOGIST CAITLIN HARVEY WITH THE FORECAST. YOU TRUST. 1215 ON YOUR FRIDAY AFTERNOON. IT IS A WARM. IT IS A WINDY ONE. AS WELL AS BEING VERY DRY. RED FLAG WARNINGS NOW IN PLACE, BUT STARTING WITH A LIVE LOOK OUT IN SARPY COUNTY, HIGHWAY 370 FROM OUR CAMERA AT 72ND COBALT CREDIT UNION. IT’S LOOKING NICE FOLKS. HEADING OUT TO LUNCH TODAY. GRAB THE SUNNIES. 77 RIGHT NOW. OMAHA RED OAK AS WELL AS NORFOLK 78 CURRENTLY IN LINCOLN. WITH THOSE WINDS REALLY GUSTING. SEEING THOSE SUSTAINED 20 TO 30 MILES AN HOUR. BUT GUSTS POSSIBLE TODAY UP TO 40 MILES AN HOUR OUT OF THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST. THAT’S WHERE OUR RED FLAG WARNING COMES INTO PLAY. THAT NOW IN EFFECT FOR ALL COUNTIES HERE IN THE PINK, INCLUDING LINCOLN, OMAHA, DOWN THROUGH BEATRICE, RICHARDSON COUNTY, AS WELL AS FAR WESTERN IOWA, POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY INCLUDED UNTIL 8 P.M. AVOID ANY BURNING DOUGLAS COUNTY NOW ALSO UNDER THAT BURN BAN. LIVE SUPER DOPPLER WITH OUR THREE-MINUTE ADVANTAGE. WE’RE KEEPING IT QUIET OUTSIDE OF THE WIND AND FIRE CONDITIONS HERE TODAY. SUNSHINE NOW, BUT CLOUDS WILL INCREASE HERE LATE THIS AFTERNOON. AND FOR TONIGHT. IMPACT WEATHER FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. WITH THAT RED FLAG WARNING IN PLACE. UP TO 80 DEGREES HERE AT ONE RECORD HEIGHT. TODAY. OMAHA’S RECORD 86 TO 85 DEGREES AT FOUR. SEEING OUR HIGH 85. OMAHA 85 LINCOLN THEIR RECORD AT 90, A RECORD IN NORFORK LOOKS TO BE BROKEN, GETTING UP TO 89 HERE THIS AFTERNOON. STILL PLENTY WARM. SHENANDOAH CARROLL UP TO 80 HERE FOR THIS AFTERNOON. OUR AVERAGE HIGH 58. NOW STORM PREDICTOR. STILL LOTS OF UPS AND DOWNS AND CHANGES HERE FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. HEADING FOR THAT DRIVE HOME. STILL BRIGHT, STILL WINDY. HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES, ESPECIALLY ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM. BEWARE WITH THOSE GUSTY WINDS OUT OF THE SOUTH BY ABOUT 10 P.M. LOOKING FOR A COLD FRONT TO START TO DIP IN. RIGHT NOW, THE FORECAST MODELS HAVE BEEN BACKING OFF A LITTLE BIT ON SOME OF THOSE RAIN ISOLATED STORM CHANCES. KEEPING THAT NORTH. THINK OMAHA GOING TO STAY DRY, AND BY MIDNIGHT MOST OF US LOOKING DRY. CLOUDS, HOWEVER, INCREASE OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND BY TOMORROW WE’RE LOOKING CLOUDY. OVERCAST DAY. SOME DRIZZLE POSSIBLE IN THE MORNING, BUT IT’S REALLY IN THE AFTERNOON. SEE THAT CHANCE FOR SHOWERS, MAYBE A COUPLE RUMBLES OF THUNDER FURTHER SOUTH THAT CONTINUE ON THROUGHOUT THE DAY SATURDAY. BY SUNDAY, ANOTHER CHANCE FOR SOME SPOTTY SHOWERS. MAYBE AN ISOLATED RUMBLE OF THUNDER FOR THIS EVENING. AND TONIGHT. I THINK THIS A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH THAN WHAT WE’LL SEE. CHANCE FOR ISOLATED LARGE HAIL, DAMAGING WINDS, ISOLATED TORNADO. ALSO POSSIBLE FOR YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT. THAT CHANCE FOR AN ISOLATED SEVERE STORM FURTHER SOUTH. NEITHER OF THESE INCLUDE OMAHA OR LINCOLN WEEKEND, THOUGH LOOKING DREARY, SEEING IMPACT WEATHER BOTH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FOR RAIN AND STORM CHANCES. 65. SATURDAY 45. YOUR HIGH FOR SUNDAY. BY MONDAY, BACK UP TO THE LOWER 50S BACK BELOW AVERAGE, DRYING OUT JUST A SMIDGE. WE’LL SEE A CHANCE FOR MORE SHOWERS STORMS AS WE HEAD INTO