TWO MAIN AREAS OF SEVERE WEATHER FROM MAINLY LATE MONDAY AFTERNOON INTO EARLY TUESDAY MORNING
UPDATED MIDDAY MONDAY AUGUST 26
RED - A line of severe thunderstorms will likely move east across central and eastern South Dakota and southern Minnesota. This will be the main focus for severe weather.
BLUE - Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will develop and move northeast across portions of western, central, and northeast Nebraska from Monday evening into Tuesday morning. A few of these may become severe.
8:35 PM CDT MONDAY AUGUST 19
CHANCE OF ISOLATED TO WIDELY SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN NEBRASKA TUESDAY MORNING. GREATER CHANCE NORTH OF INTERSTATE 80.
2:30 PM CDT Wednesday August 7
Here is the latest run of the HRRR model as of 2:30 PM CDT Wednesday. Expect the heaviest storms from 7 PM to around 3 AM Thursday. Storms may start falling apart after midnight. Yes typical. Another chance of light showers and isolated storms possible after sunrise Thursday and may last into early Thursday afternoon.
8:50 AM CDT MONDAY JULY 22
Smoke from Canadian wildfires will stream south over Nebraska on Monday and Tuesday. Portions of western Nebraska may see smoke across portions of western Nebraska by Monday afternoon and evening. Most of the smoke will stay abive the ground for most of central and eastern Nebraska, but may cause hazy skies where skies are cloud free.
Here is one look at thunderstorm development and movement from the 12Z Friday HRRR model run as of late Friday morning. Just a model. Storms can be stronger than what models predict
LOOKING AT THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT AND MOVEMENT FROM TUESDAY AFTERNOON INTO THURSDAY MORNING
UPDATED TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 18
* Multiple rounds of storms expected from Tuesday afternoon into Thursday morning
* Using the 12Z Tuesday run of HRRR model
Thunderstorms will likely develop by early Tuesday afternoon along a cold front from south-central Nebraska into north-central Nebraska. Storms will push northeast into east-central and southeast Nebraska by late Tuesday afternoon and evening. Severe storms are possible mainly Tuesday, but storm chances remain through most of your Wednesday into Thursday morning. 1 to 3 inches of rain is expected.
3:35 PM CDT Thursday May 30
Here is one look at thunderstorm development and movement from Thursday evening to Midday Saturday. Isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms will likely continue across portions of central and eastern Nebraska.
Thunderstorms will likely develop by 2 - 3 PM CDT Wednesday across portions of central and eastern Nebraska. Storms should move out by 11 PM. A few of these may become strong to severe with Quarter-size Hail and 60 mph winds.
6:30 AM CDT TUESDAY APRIL 16
WRAP AROUND SHOWERS AND T-STORMS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE DAY TUESDAY AND WILL COME TO END BY TUESDAY NIGHT.
⛈️ SHOWERS AND T-STORMS SATURDAY, ❄️ SNOW IN PANHANDLE SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY MORNING, 🌧 WRAP AROUND RAIN SHOWERS ON SUNDAY
UPDATED 9:20 PM CDT FRIDAY APRIL 5
A strong spring storm system will bring a chance of precipitation to much of Nebraska from Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms will develop in western Nebraska by Saturday morning and will move east/northeast into central and eastern Nebraska by Saturday afternoon into Saturday night.
Rain will change to wet, accumulating snow in the Panhandle and western Sandhills Saturday night into Sunday morning. Northern Nebraska will see wrap around Rain showers through Sunday afternoon. Precipitation will end by Sunday evening.
6:55 PM CDT SUN. MARCH 31
Snow will develop across northwest and north-central Nebraska tonight into Monday morning. Rain showers are possible in Eastern Nebraska by Monday morning.
💨⏬️🚗🤔 STRONG NORTH/NORTHWEST WINDS WILL CREATE HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY
UPDATED 9:15 PM CDT SUNDAY
Strong North/northwest wind gusts of 30-55 MPH will slowly overtake Nebraska tonight through Monday causing blizzard conditions and difficult to impossible travel conditions. These winds will also bring below zero wind chills tonight and tomorrow night. Winds will remain strong till Tuesday afternoon and evening.
4:30 PM CDT SUNDAY MARCH 24
Here is one possible look at future radar provided by 18Z HRRR model from 5 PM CDT Sunday to 2 AM CDT Tuesday.
UPDATED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Here is approximate timing of precipitation from Tuesday morning to Thursday morning.
⚠️ TWO STORM SYSTEMS WILL LIKELY BRING SOME RAIN AND SNOW TO PORTIONS OF NEBRASKA FROM TUESDAY MORNING TO THURSDAY MORNING⚠️
UPDATED SATURDAY MORNING
System # 1 - Rain - Tuesday morning into Tuesday evening. This first storm system will move northeast and will likely bring a chance of rain to the eastern half of Nebraska. No snow is expected from this system.
System # 2 - Light Rain ➡️ Mainly Snow - Wednesday morning to Thursday morning. This storm system will bring colder air in and will bring a chance of accumulating snow to portions of Nebraska. Portions of eastern Nebraska may see light rain before changing to snow. All of the precipitation should end by Sunrise Thursday.
3:55 PM Monday
Here is an approximate timing of precipitation from 6 PM CST Tuesday to 6 AM CST Thursday from the National Weather Service.
⚠️LOOKING AT PRECIPITATION FOR MONDAY EVENING INTO TUESDAY MORNING⚠️
UPDATED MONDAY 3:40 PM
Pink Area - Freezing rain or sleet is likely with significant ice accumulations from Monday night into Tuesday morning and will eventually change to snow.
Southeast of this pink area will be mainly rain through Monday evening into Monday night. May change to some freezing precipitation by sometime Tuesday morning.
Northwest of this area will be mainly heavy snow. Heavy snow accumulations, blowing and drifting snow, and visibilities under a mile are LIKELY. Snow will continue through most of Tuesday morning.
⚠️🌀❄️🌧 ANOTHER WINTER STORM WILL LIKELY NEBRASKA FROM SUNDAY MORNING TO TUESDAY MORNING⚠️
UPDATED THURSDAY MORNING
💥THIS IS BASED ON CURRENT STORM TRACK FROM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
A winter storm is forecast to start impacting the Panhandle and western Sandhills by Sunday morning into Sunday morning with light snow. By Sunday night into Monday the storm system exits the Rockies and enters the northern plains spreading snow across the northwest half of Nebraska, while rain is likely in south-central and eastern Nebraska. Expect the most accumulating snow from Sunday night into Monday evening.
By Monday night into Tuesday morning any light rain will change to light snow across portions of central and eastern Nebraska. Light snow will come to an end by late Tuesday morning.
⚠️💪🌀 POWERFUL AND LARGE STORM SYSTEM WILL BRING CHANCES OF ⛈️🌧 SHOWERS AND STORMS, ❄️☃️ HEAVY SNOW, AND 💨↘️STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS⚠️
UPDATED SATURDAY MORNING
⛈️🌧 Showers and thunderstorms will be possible across central and eastern Nebraska from Monday evening into Tuesday morning.
☃️❄️ Moderate to Heavy snow is expected across the Panhandle, Sandhills, and north-central Nebraska from Monday night into Wednesday morning.
💨↘️❄️ A strong cold front accompanying this storm system will slowly move east across Nebraska from Monday night into Wednesday morning as the storm system moves off to the northeast. Ahead of the front south winds will gust up to 30-40 MPH. Behind the front northwest winds of 25-35 MPH with gusts of 35-50 MPH will create dangerous winter driving conditions across the Panhandle, Sandhills, and north-central Nebraska. For the rest of Nebraska these winds will bring colder temperatures and eveb colder wind chills.
🤏❄️💨↘️ Light snow showers will still be possible across northern Nebraska from Wednesday morning to Wednesday night. Also brisk northwest winds of 15-30 MPH with gusts of 25-40 will linger on Thursday across all of Nebraska. Quiet weather will return by Friday.
⚠️💪🌀❄️💨⛈️ LARGE AND POWERFUL STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT OUR WEATHER FROM MONDAY AFTERNOON TO AT LEAST WEDNESDAY⚠️
UPDATED FRIDAY MORNING
Quiet weather is expected from Friday through Sunday. Weather turns more active as a large and powerful storm system moves into the central U.S. next week. This storm system will likely impact Nebraska's weather from Monday afternoon to at least Wednesday, possibly even into Thursday. On the warm side of this system showers and thunderstorms are possible across the eastern half of Nebraska from Monday evening into Tuesday.
On the colder, backside of this system heavy snow and wind are possible across the northern Rockies, the Dakotas, Minnesota, and maybe the Panhandle and Sandhills in Nebraska from Monday evening into Wednesday afternoon.
As this system pulls east of Nebraska colder air and lingering snow is possible across the northern half of Nebraska from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning.
Storm track will have a huge impact on precipitation types, amounts, and impacts for Nebraska. As seen many times before in the last several months, Nebraska usually misses out on the badly needed moisture. Hopefully this storm system will change that.
