A HOT, windy & mostly sunny Monday across Nebraska! Highs will reach the 70s, 80s & low 90s with a windy SW breeze 15-20+ mph. Critical fire weather will occur across much of the state. Norfolk could see a strong to severe T-storm near 4-6pm this evening. Large hail will be the main threat.
High temperatures this afternoon reaching the 70s, 80s & low 90s! The hot spots will be across eastern Nebraska. A surface front keeps temperatures cooler out west. RECORD: 89° (2024)
Elevated fire danger is expected throughout the day across much of the state. Dry air, warm temperatures, and strong SW winds will contribute to the increased risk.
This evening near 4-6pm, a strong to severe T-storm could develop near O’Neil & Norfolk carrying a large hail threat.
Tuesday Storm Timeline: 5pm-7pm: Isolated strong to severe storms try & develop across SW Nebraska near 5-7pm. LARGE HAIL being the main threats.
-8-11pm: The strongest storms will form near 7pm-11pm in SE Nebraska carrying a LARGE HAIL, DAMAGING WIND & brief TORNADO threat. Stay tuned for the latest updates!
SE Nebraska, keep an eye out for Friday afternoon and evening! A strong cold front will push through bringing a decent chance for strong to severe storms with all hazards possible.
A HOT, windy & mostly sunny Monday across Nebraska! Strong to severe storms possible Tuesday evening from 5pm -11pm across SE Nebraska. All hazards possible. A hot and sunny Thursday. SE Nebraska, keep an eye out for Friday afternoon and evening! A strong cold front will push through bringing a decent chance for strong to severe storms with all hazards possible. A beautiful weekend with cooler temperatures and less humidity!
Meteorologist Houston Hall
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