Kansas

Video: http://youtu.be/DJzECK6MDD0?hd=1 What to expect: Timing out this storm: Highest severe weather threat in southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas....but can also get enhanced isolated tornado threat across southwest Iowa with enhanced directional shear near the low pressure center.  Large hail and damaging winds also a threat...evolving into more of a damaging wind concern as it works across eastern Missouri.  As mentioned above, main timing will be 4pm to 2am CDT from west to east Friday night. Snowfall impact potential map: Extreme impacts across northern Nebraska.  Just know that snow could be measured in feet here, with a heavy bullseye along the…

Video (6min): http://youtu.be/D9jylyhw4Hw?hd=1 Watching severe storm potential Friday afternoon and evening from central Iowa southward to Missouri and eastern Kansas.  Southwest Missouri has the highest threat within the region.  Damaging winds, hail, and a few tornadoes possible.   Forecast radar from 1am CDT Friday to 1pm CDT Sunday: Data has certainly increased concerns for heavy snow in portions of Nebraska, especially the further north you are.  Significant amounts are looking likely for northern areas.   Total precipitation through Sunday evening: High temperatures over the next 4 days: Low temperatures over the next 4 days: Wind forecast over the next 4…

Video: http://youtu.be/TJAfGEj09ho?hd=1 Here is a look at your weather headlines: High temperatures over the next 4 days...mild weather builds in over the next few days.   Low temperatures over the next 4 days: Wind forecast over the next 4 days: Forecast radar from Thursday night through Saturday night:   Severe weather is a concern from southern Iowa through Missouri and eastern Kansas Friday afternoon and evening: European EPS precipitation next 7-days.  Most of Kansas stays drier.  The northeast half of Iowa could see heavy precipitation over the next week.  Combined with the melting snow this week (and possibly more snow…

Video: http://youtu.be/_2tKINV0tL4?hd=1 Good Monday morning!  Here is a look at the precipitation accumulated over the past 24 hours.  The light green represents 0.25" of moisture and the yellow is 0.5".   Current radar this morning as of 8:45AM CDT: Weather headlines this week: High temperatures over the next 4 days: Low temperatures over the next 4 days: Wind forecast over the next 4 days: Total precipitation over the next week: Weeks 1 and 2 temperatures from normal: Weeks 1 and 2 precipitation from normal: