There is a threat for severe weather this Monday afternoon and evening, September 14, 2026
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH: Through 10pm Monday for south central Nebraska into Kansas.
There’s a Severe T-storm Watch in place for south central Nebraska into Kansas. More watches are possible as the day progresses.
There is a “Slight Risk” for severe storms in the yellow shaded area. A “Marginal Risk” in the green shaded area.
TORNADO RISK:
️ Green shaded area: Quick spin ups, short lived, EF0-1
️️ Brown shaded area: Quick spin ups, short lived, EF0-2
WIND POTENTIAL:
Brown shaded area: Up to 65 mph
Yellow shaded area: Up to 75 mph
HAIL POTENTIAL:
⛈️Brown shaded area: Up to 1.25″ hail
⛈️⛈️Yellow shaded area: Up to golf ball size hail
A Flood Watch is in place for SE Nebraska. Heavy rain has already happened in this area and more storms are possible tonight, into the overnight, and into early Tuesday. Flooding may occur in rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations.
Above is what our StormCast weather model is saying for timing, duration, and location of the storm chances Monday into early Tuesday.
Chief Meteorologist Rusty Dawkins
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