NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - After a run of mild weather, January will show it’s true face over the next several days. Cooler, more seasonal weather is expect as well as an increased frequency for snow. By Friday morning, snow is likely to be centered from the Northern Panhandle into the Northern Sandhills. A isolated snow shower or some flurries can’t be ruled out around North Platte early Friday, with highs on Friday ranging from around 30 near Ainsworth through the upper 30s in North Platte to the lower 40s deeper southwest.
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Updated: 9 hours ago
Jessica Raney
Weekend Meteorologist
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - After a run of mild weather, January will show it’s true face over the next several days. Cooler, more seasonal weather is expect as well as an increased frequency for snow. By Friday morning, snow is likely to be centered from the Northern Panhandle into the Northern Sandhills. A isolated snow shower or some flurries can’t be ruled out around North Platte early Friday, with highs on Friday ranging from around 30 near Ainsworth through the upper 30s in North Platte to the lower 40s deeper southwest.
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