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6-30-19 Nebraska: Severe storms + Flash flood risks tonight through Monday evening. Details within. A.

Good evening! Here are your latest updates: Over the last 24 hours there have been showers and storms moving through the area bringing up to 1.5 inches in some areas of the state. More rainfall is in the forecast. Details below: Past 24 hour precipitation totals: A good amount of…

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Jun

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

6-30-19 South Dakota/Minnesota Update: More storms moving through tonight through tomorrow evening bringing flash flood + severe risks. A.

Good Afternoon! Here are your latest updates: Over the last 24 hours the majority of the region has seen scattered storms, but a system of storms moved through northern-eastern Minnesota overnight and into this morning that brought 3+" of rain to a broad region of the state. Past 24 hour…

6-30-19 Iowa: Warmer temperatures continue to be the focus.V.

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Jun

By Vince Bryan

6-30-19 Iowa: Warmer temperatures continue to be the focus.V.

Good Sunday Morning! Here is a look at rainfall over the past 24 hours. Almost all of Iowa stayed dry yesterday minus a few isolated storms in the E part of the state: Today is going to be a very hot day as the entire state is under a heat…

6-30-19 Minnesota: Targeting storm chances today. V.

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Jun

By Vince Bryan

6-30-19 Minnesota: Targeting storm chances today. V.

Good Sunday Morning! Here is a look at current radar. The radar is pretty busy with a large storm cluster working its way through the E part of the state and slowly moving most of the energy into Wisconsin while the Western part of the state looks at some scattered…

6-30-19 Trenton Thunder: Watching scattered PM chances. V.

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Jun

By Vince Bryan

6-30-19 Trenton Thunder: Watching scattered PM chances. V.

Good Sunday Morning! We will be looking at the chance of some scattered activity in the PM hours as a wave of upper level energy starts to move over the region. Here is a look at simulated radar for 2 PM this afternoon. Our chances right now are around 20-30%…

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Jun

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

6-29-19 Northern Plains: Severe Storms tonight + Flash Flood risks through Monday morning. Details within. A.

Good evening! Here are your latest updates: The region has gotten lucky and had a couple relatively dry days across at least the southern half of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota, but portions of North Dakota have gotten a significant amount of rain in the last 24 hours with…

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Jun

By Matt Griffin

6-29-19 Trenton Thunder: Active day of weather ahead with severe storms possible. MG

Good Morning! A hot and muggy day is in store for you today before a cold front sweeps across the Trenton area this afternoon/ evening. Some of the storms associated with this cold front could be severe in nature with strong winds being the main area for concern. High…

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Jun

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

6-28-19 North Dakota/Northern Minnesota Short Term Update: Severe storms + flash flooding for Saturday-Sunday morning. Details within. A.

Good Afternoon! Here are your latest updates: Over the last 24 hours a system of storms moved through the western half of North Dakota bringing severe weather and heavy rain. Saturday is when the next main chance of severe storms and heavy precipitation will be. Details below: Past 24 hour…

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Jun

By Matt Griffin

6-28-19 Round Rock Express: Unsettled, but not excessively wet, pattern ahead. MG.

Good Morning! Here is your latest forecast update video: http://youtu.be/d8KATecvRCc?hd=1 Today and tomorrow I believe you stay dry before a more unsettled weather pattern begins to develop on Sunday through Thursday. A piece of upper-level energy will arrive on Sunday and will begin to stall out for the remainder of…

6-28-19 Northern Plains: High heat/humidity in South Dakota this weekend…targeting several storm chances too. N.

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Jun

By Matt Griffin

6-28-19 Northern Plains: High heat/humidity in South Dakota this weekend…targeting several storm chances too. N.

Today's Video: http://youtu.be/4zSCh5H8NQ4?hd=1 Here is a look at 24-hour rainfall accumulation: Watching a strong storm tracking along the North/South Dakota borders, moving east-southeast at 35mph. Overall this afternoon is looking quieter for most of the area as this storm dives southeast it should eventually fade. We'll target a wave…