Audra Moore
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Omaha, NE, United States
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Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn to occur Monday evening
For the best view, make sure to look towards the southwest about an hour after sunset on Monday, December 21 to see this great conjunction. → Read More
Help out by clearing snow from around hydrants
Fire hydrants can easily get buried in the snow if we're not all paying attention. → Read More
Polar vortex impacts the region
"Polar vortex" is a phrase you've likely heard before, but what exactly does it mean? → Read More
Lunar eclipse visible across North America Sunday night
A total lunar eclipse will be visible across North America on Sunday night. → Read More
Winter Weather Awareness Day
Winter Weather Awareness Day. It's a day some people don't know even exists, which means this day is especially for them, but important for everyone to pay attention to. → Read More
Fall weather changes
Fall is a season of change, and October is one of those busy weather months for us. One day it's almost 90 degrees and sunny, the next you're going to need your jacket and an umbrella. → Read More
Louisville Public Schools sixth graders learn about the weather
It may not be peak severe weather season, but it is still important to be prepared. Sixth graders at Louisville Public Schools received a visit from our meteorologists Mark Stitz and Audra Moore. → Read More
Fall gardening tips
We're three weeks away from our average first freeze date, but we're already seeing frost advisories and freeze watches in parts of the Nebraska panhandle. So that means it's time to start preparing your plants for the cooler weather. → Read More
Countdown to fall colors
The grass is still growing and flowers are still blooming, but we have officially entered fall, which means changes are coming soon. → Read More
Pet preparedness in disasters
We've all seen the videos coming out of disaster areas of pets being picked up either by boat or just good Samaritans. So it's important that ahead of time, you stay prepared and make sure your pets are prepared, too. → Read More
OPPD "Prairie in Progress" helping monarch butterflies
In an effort to cut down on maintenance costs, Omaha Public Power District decided to convert some of its land back to its natural prairie state. When the Save Our Monarchs foundation heard what OPPD wanted to do, they reached out to see if a partnership could work for everyone's interests. → Read More
Additional insurance needed for flood coverage
Clean up is still underway for many of the residents in the 38th street area in Council Bluffs and some are now realizing flood insurance would be a good idea. → Read More
Record rainfall causes flash flooding in Council Bluffs
Rain has been causing flash flooding issues in Council Bluffs today. → Read More
Omaha Correctional Center inmates plant habitat for monarch butterflies
Here at the Omaha Correctional Center, inmates are putting their gardening skills to good use improving their environment and also creating a habitat for monarch butterflies. → Read More
Windsor Windy Weather Crew provides weather, laughter
The Windsor Windy Weather Crew is made up of three of Shenandoah, Iowa's Windsor Manor assisted living community residents: Marjorie Wright, Russell Hilker, and Kenneth Mathis. And they are full of laughs and witty words. → Read More
Ping pong ball sized hail found in Utica
In Omaha, there was rain, lightning and thunder, but further west some areas were hit with hail. → Read More
Dealing with bagworms
You may have always thought that some of those tiny pods on trees are just little pinecones. Turns out that's not quite the case, they're actually home to one of the area's pests: the bagworm. → Read More
Written in the stars: the dog days of summer
When you hear the phrase the dog days of summer, you probably think of those hot, lazy summer days when even the dogs would rather lie around than run in the heat. While that is the meaning of the phrase now, its origin comes from the stars. → Read More
Potential impacts of an El Niño winter
While it is only the end of July, some people are already wondering what kind of winter we will have this year. Although it is too early to provide any type of winter forecast, there are signals being watched, and a phrase you have likely heard before: El Niño. → Read More
Cicada killer wasps creating a buzz around Omaha
It is a bad time to be a cicada, as this is the time of year the cicada killer wasps are out in full force. → Read More