A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place for central and eastern Nebraska until 4 p.m.CDT on Wednesday, August 19.
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9-11AM: Storms will move through NE Nebraska, carrying a hail, damaging wind & heavy rain threat. *Storms will have a SSE motion*
9-11am: Storms will move through NE Nebraska, carrying a hail, damaging wind & heavy rain threat. *Storms will have a SSE motion*
NOON-3pm: Storms will be in & around the Lincoln, York & Seward area, carrying gusty winds, hail, brief spin up & heavy rain.
A brief spin up or two can’t be rule out due to the discrete nature of storms.
A warm & cool Wednesday! Highs ranging from 75° – 90° with dew points in the 60s & 70s! A cold front will be across eastern Nebraska, while a warm front out west. Warmer air spreads east Thursday.
Thursday evening brings an isolated severe weather chance from NE->SW. Some gusty winds & hail will be the main threats.
Watching Friday evening into early Saturday close! Strong to severe storms capable of all hazards will move NW->SE. More to come as we get closer!
Daily morning and night time rain/storm chances through Saturday. Temperatures try and warm up to end the week, before a quick cool down this weekend. Next weekend looks average with minimal rain.
Meteorologist Houston Hall
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