Update Regarding the Arbor Day Tornado Outbreak
At this time, unless significant additional information is made available regarding the Arbor Day Tornado Outbreak of April 26, 2024, the storm damage surveys are likely complete.
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5-Day Forecast ☀️🌧️
A few breaks in the clouds may give us a peek at some sunshine this evening. High temperatures will remain in the upper 60s and low 70s through the weekend.
Showers and thunderstorms return Friday and Sunday night. Severe storms are possible on Monday.
Showers and storms will continue this morning primarily affecting southeast Nebraska and western Iowa. Heavy rainfall and gusty winds are the primary threats with these storms. Severe weather chances return by Monday of next week.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will bring the risk of heavy rain and flooding to much of eastern Nebraska and southwestern Iowa tonight. There is a low end severe risk closer to the Kansas border later this evening, so be weather aware!
1st Wed of the month. Siren Test Day. Skies may be overcast in parts of Lancaster County but there is no threat of severe weather this morning. The sirens will sound at 10:15am.
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A late round of thunderstorms is expected after 8 pm Wednesday and will continue into early Thursday. Severe storms look to be confined near the Kansas and Nebraska border. Heavy rain will be possible across the entire area.
A late round of thunderstorms is expected after 10 pm Wednesday and will continue into early Thursday. Severe storms look to be confined near the Kansas and Nebraska border. Heavy rain will be possible across the entire area.
A late round of thunderstorms is expected after 10 pm Wednesday and will continue into early Thursday. Severe storms look to be confined near the Kansas and Nebraska border. Heavy rain will be possible across the entire area.