OMAHA, Neb. — Residents of the Omaha area have been living under an unusual weather pattern as the region has gone without sunlight since 9 a.m. on Monday, leaving many wondering when they will see the sun again.
Meteorologist Sean Everson has been closely monitoring the situation and suggests that this streak of sunless days could potentially extend to a staggering 120 hours. While there is hope on the horizon, it seems that Mother Nature has been rather reluctant to let the sunshine break through.
The main contributing factor to this prolonged gloom has been the persistent presence of dense fog. Saturday morning is expected to bring more of the same, with limited visibility due to the fog. However, there is a glimmer of hope for those seeking some sunlight, as there is a chance for a peek of sunshine in the afternoon.
Sunday is being anticipated as the day when the Omaha area may finally get a reprieve from the sunless spell. It is expected to bring the first rays of sunshine, although residents are advised to be cautious as a morning refreeze is possible.