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⛈ There is a slight risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening across southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska. Main concerns with storms will be large hail, strong winds, and heavy rain. An isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive severe weather warnings!
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***EXPIRED*** 6/235PM: Severe Thunderstorm Watch for southeast Wyoming through 9PM this evening. Large hail, damaging downburst winds and a few tornadoes possible. Stay tuned!
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A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Nebraska and Wyoming until 9 PM MDT.
11AM MDT update! We now have an ENHANCED risk for severe thunderstorms for part of our cwa.
More severe storms are expected this afternoon and evening. Large hail, damaging winds and an isolated tornado or two are possible. Another round of non-severe storms will be possible again late tonight for both southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska.
5 AM June 23rd - Numerous severe thunderstorms possible across southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska this afternoon with large hail and damaging winds being the primary hazard. Up to tennis ball sized hail will be possible with the strongest storms in the late afternoon while 70+ mph wind gusts will be possible headed into the evening. A few tornadoes will also be possible with thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Be ready to take shelter indoors when storms approach and have multiple ways to receive warnings this afternoon!
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Near-Term (1-3 hour) highlighted areas of increased severe weather increased probability, including large hail, gusty winds, & tornadoes. Higher confidence in Red and Moderate confidence in Orange. Threat continues into NE later this evening too.
***EXPIRED*** 6/21/2023 12:30PM A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming until 8 PM MDT
11:15 AM MDT Wednesday, June 21 -- An outbreak of severe thunderstorms is becoming more likely across the high plains of southeast Wyoming and the western Nebraska Panhandle this afternoon through late tonight. Thunderstorms will initially develop after 2 PM along or in the vicinity of the higher terrain along the Laramie Range, intensifying rapidly and increasing in coverage as they track to the east later in the afternoon and evening. The strongest storms are expected over southeast Wyoming during the late afternoon and early evening, with the bulk of activity expected for western Nebraska after 6 PM. Environmental conditions are extremely favorable for numerous severe storms, some of which could be significant with potential for very large, destructive hail (strongest storms capable of baseball sized hail or larger), damaging winds, localized flooding, and even a few tornadoes as well. The greatest tornado risk will be maximized over far southeast Wyoming from Wheatland to Cheyenne, eastward toward Pine Bluffs and Torrington; however, isolated tornadoes will be possible for all areas highlighted. An Enhanced Risk for Severe Thunderstorms (Level 3 out of 5) has been posted by the Storm Prediction Center! Stay weather aware today and tonight. Have multiple ways to receive watches and warnings, and know your shelter if severe weather threatens!
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21/3AM: A big weather day is expected across southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle as a cold front settles into the area. All ingredients will be in place (instability, shear, moisture and lift) for storms to become severe. A Slight Risk area for severe thunderstorms from the Storm Prediction Center, has the entire Nebraska Panhandle west to the Laramie Range outlined. Damaging downburst winds to 70 mph, hail to the size of baseballs and tornadoes are possible with the bigger storms this afternoon and evening. Keep an eye on the sky today, have multiple ways to receive weather information and warnings. Know where your storm shelter is located before the warnings begin. Stay tuned for later updates in the forecast!
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6/3/2023 5:30PM - Showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon and may bring locally heavy rainfall. Parts of our area are included in a Marginal risk for excessive rainfall both today and tomorrow.
1/4AM: Greetings! Widespread heavy rainfall from slow moving thunderstorms are expected for an extended period of time starting this afternoon and continuing through Saturday evening. Some areas have already received heavy rainfall from the past couple days and soils are saturated. Additional rainfall of 1-2 inches per day is possible over the next few days. Folks need to be on the lookout for flooded roads, streams and other low lying areas the next few days. If camping, don't pitch your camp site in low lying areas or along streams. Never drive through flooded roads. Stay tuned to later updates in the forecast!
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Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible over much of southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska today. The primary threats with these storms will be large hail up to the size of golf balls, 60 to 70 MPH winds, and heavy rain. A few isolated tornadoes could also be possible, especially in far southeast Wyoming and the southern Nebraska panhandle. Severe storms could start as early as this afternoon and could continue into the overnight hours, however, the strongest storms will likely be late this afternoon and evening. Be sure to stay up to date with weather information and have multiple ways to receive severe weather warnings!
⛈ Strong to potentially severe storms will be possible this afternoon and into the evening hours. Areas east of Interstate-25 could see storms produce strong winds and hail, as well as frequent lightning and heavy rain.
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With the recent storm and road closures, you may have not received your paper this week. Wyoming Newspapers, Inc. is making the e-version of this week's paper available to all at no charge. For the Platte County Record-Times, go to: pcrecordtimes.com and for the Guernsey Gazette, go to: guernseygazette.com
All of this week's articles should be posted by noon today.
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