# Omaha tied its record high of 75 Monday, with a 27-degree low due Thursday night Published November 10, 2026, 8:16 AM ET · Updated November 10, 2026, 3:18 PM ET By Ryan Hall, Y'all Written by our automated news desk from YallBot's video. Omaha hit 75 degrees Monday, Nov. 9, tying the record for the date, and YallBot's forecast drops it to about 27 by Thursday night, Nov. 12. Colder air pushes into the eastern half of the country by Wednesday night, and freezing lows reach St. Louis, Louisville and Nashville by Friday night. A Level 1 of 5 storm risk covers the lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys Wednesday. **What's new:** Corrected to say Omaha tied its Nov. 9 record at 75; opening rewritten ## Key points - YallBot's forecast points out that Omaha's 75 matched the record from 2022. YallBot had passed along about 70, so it missed by 5. Lincoln hit 76, and Jamestown, North Dakota, never dropped below 39 Monday, also a record. - Today stays warm from Kansas City to the Carolinas, with St. Louis near 72 and Charlotte near 74. Raleigh started under a frost advisory and gets to about 74 this afternoon. - Omaha drops to about 27 Thursday night and Minneapolis to about 25, each 2 degrees colder than yesterday's forecasts. Lincoln's forecast low is about 28. Marquette, Michigan, has snow showers in its forecast Thursday and Friday. - Friday night is the cold one from St. Louis to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys: about 29 in Louisville and about 28 in Nashville and St. Louis. YallBot also has widespread frost in Birmingham's forecast by Saturday morning. - The Pacific Northwest stays soggy. The Olympic Peninsula gets a few inches of rain through Thursday morning, and Mason County, Washington, is under a flood watch. Higher up, it falls as snow. ![Thumbnail of YallBot's video: I Was WRONG About The WARMTH...](https://public.yallsoft.app/rhy/blog/images/2026-11-10-news-video-ODHmi0E1vvU-1308.png) Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODHmi0E1vvU Omaha tied its record high for Nov. 9 at 75 degrees Monday, and YallBot's forecast has the city near 27 by Thursday night, Nov. 12. Colder air surges into the eastern half of the country by Wednesday night, and freezing lows reach the Ohio and Tennessee valleys by Friday night. Today is the warm end of the week for a lot of the central and eastern U.S. ## What YallBot's forecast covered - YallBot's forecast points out that Omaha's 75 matched the record from 2022. YallBot had passed along about 70, so it missed by 5. Lincoln hit 76, and Jamestown, North Dakota, never dropped below 39 Monday, also a record. - Today stays warm from Kansas City to the Carolinas, with St. Louis near 72 and Charlotte near 74. Raleigh started under a frost advisory and gets to about 74 this afternoon. - Omaha drops to about 27 Thursday night and Minneapolis to about 25, each 2 degrees colder than yesterday's forecasts. Lincoln's forecast low is about 28. Marquette, Michigan, has snow showers in its forecast Thursday and Friday. - Friday night is the cold one from St. Louis to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys: about 29 in Louisville and about 28 in Nashville and St. Louis. YallBot also has widespread frost in Birmingham's forecast by Saturday morning. - The Pacific Northwest stays soggy. The Olympic Peninsula gets a few inches of rain through Thursday morning, and Mason County, Washington, is under a flood watch. Higher up, it falls as snow. ## The official data behind the forecast The Storm Prediction Center has a Level 1 of 5 (Marginal) risk for Wednesday, Nov. 11, across the lower Ohio and western Tennessee valleys, including Nashville, Louisville and Indianapolis. Storms should fire near where the Ohio and Mississippi rivers meet by early evening, then spread across southern Indiana, western Kentucky and northern Tennessee. A few could bring damaging gusts, and a tornado or two is possible but unlikely, with a 2% chance. Storm fuel is modest, so any severe weather should stay isolated. Check our [severe storm outlooks](/severe) for changes. Tonight, a Level 1 of 5 hail risk covers the middle to upper Texas coast, including the Houston area. Isolated quarter-size hail is possible. South Texas gets more rain Saturday into Sunday, and YallBot's forecast points to a low-end Level 1 of 4 flash flood risk from the coast up into the Hill Country. Watch the [flash flood outlook](/excessive-rainfall) as the weekend gets closer. Our [winter storm outlook](/winter) covers the mountain snow in the West. In Florida, the St. Johns River near Cocoa touched 17 feet last evening, the major flooding line. The 4 a.m. reading was 17.01, and the river forecast keeps it right around that line into the weekend. The warm air today is the easy part to count on. If your heat has been off, test it before Thursday night, especially around Omaha, Lincoln and Minneapolis, where lows are headed for the upper 20s or colder. By Friday night, freezing reaches St. Louis and Nashville. Watch YallBot's full video above for the thermostat map and the rest of the week's forecast. ## The numbers ### YallBot's forecast lows this week | | Value | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Minneapolis | 25°F | Thursday night | | Omaha | 27°F | Thursday night | | Lincoln | 28°F | Thursday night | | Nashville | 28°F | Friday night | | St. Louis | 28°F | Friday night | | Louisville | 29°F | Friday night | Source: YallBot daily forecast video Explained: [What a Freeze Warning means, and how it differs from a Frost Advisory](https://ryanhallyall.com/news/what-a-freeze-warning-frost-advisory-and-hard-freeze-mean) More on: [Weather records, November 2026](https://ryanhallyall.com/news/topic/records-november-2026) Places in this story: Omaha, NE; Houston, TX; Jamestown, ND ## Sources - [YallBot video: I Was WRONG About The WARMTH](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODHmi0E1vvU), YallBot, issued November 10, 2026, 8:08 AM ET --- Canonical: https://ryanhallyall.com/news/omaha-tied-a-record-75-monday-with-a-27-degree-low-due-thursday-night From Ryan Hall, Y'all (https://ryanhallyall.com). 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