Police were called to the crash just before 1 a.m. Wednesday near 43rd and Burdette streets. First Alert 6 is told by police dispatch that the victim’s injuries are not life-threatening. The Omaha Police Department has arrested a man in connection to a murder on July 4.

Torrential rain continues to fall over much of Jacksonville from a slow-moving storm. Flooding is likely occurring in several areas.

Here’s your First Alert Forecast: WEDNESDAY: Partly sunny. Scattered showers and storms throughout the day. High of 82F. Low of 64F. Winds shift S to W at 5 mph. THURSDAY: Rain chances have been removed for Thursday and humidity is expected to take a quick dip down. Mostly sunny skies can be expected. High 83F. Low 64F. Wind NW at 5 mph.

Showers and a few thunderstorms are expected this afternoon. Thunderstorms have the greatest chance at developing over southern and eastern Middle Tennessee. There, on the Cumberland Plateau, we could even have a strong storm develop, producing a sudden powerful wind gust to 50 mph.

Friday has an additional Slight Risk of excessive rainfall with scattered thunderstorms throughout the daytime. This means some areas could be at risk of flash flooding, especially in urban areas that have experienced recent rainfall.

First Alert Weather: Showers and isolated t-storm, mainly north of Hwy 29 for the rest of Tuesday. More showers and storms on Friday. Another round of showers and storms are possible Tuesday afternoon as temperatures hold in the upper 70s to lower 80s for the rest of the day.

WEDNESDAY: Partly sunny. Afternoon and evening scattered showers and storms. High of 83F. Low of 64F. Winds shift SW to N at 5-10 mph.

There’s a lot of moisture available for showers and storms to take advantage of and that means some hefty rainfall totals show up in spots. oday’s storms can drop a quick 1″-3″ of rain with locally higher amounts. There’s also the low-end risk for a few severe storms to show up.