Today’s Video:
Forecast Radar shows the supercells developing in Nebraska this evening. “Highest” severe threat from 5-9pm CT. Storms can initiate after 3pm.
Today’s severe outlook:
Another wave of low pressure will bring storms across especially east-central Kansas into southeast Nebraska Saturday afternoon and evening. Showers will diminish after midnight Saturday night, then we squeeze in dry weather Sunday. Total rain through the weekend:
We need to keep a close eye on Monday-Tuesday as a potent storm bring strong wind gusts, heavy rain, and severe storms. The severe threat looks highest for Kansas south to Texas, so a classic tornado alley storm threat Monday evening and night. Storm lifts out late Tuesday night, then additional rain chances return Thursday. Here is the 7-day rainfall forecast. Eastern Kansas is the heaviest threat, where 5″+ will fall for some.
Wind forecast guidance over the next 4 days:
Temperature/precipitation charts over the next 10 days:
Kansas:
Garden City:
Salina:
Topeka:
Wichita:
Nebraska:
Grand Island:
North Platte:
Omaha:
Scottsbluff:
