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Moderate risk for severe weather in portions of northeast Kansas, northwest Missouri, far southwest Iowa, and far southeast Nebraska. Storms will initially develop 1-3pm CDT across central Kansas. They initially develop as supercells, so this is where the highest tornado potential will be, with a few strong tornadoes possible. As the storms progress further north and east, they evolve into more of a thunderstorm complex, with a greater concern shifting to a widespread damaging wind threat.
More severe storms possible on Thursday:
Forecast radar from noon today to 5am CDT Thursday. Watch the video for more information.
Total rainfall idea over the next 50 hours: Similar to last night, watch for areas of locally excessive rain….Many areas across Iowa still in play for a 1-3″ final total…but remember totals will be quite variable from one location to another. E-mail [email protected] if you need a more detailed forecast for your location!
High temperatures over the next 4 days…looking quite warm area-wide for the upcoming weekend!
Low temperatures over the next 4 days:
Wind forecast over the next 4 days:
Dewpoints over the next 4 days: Drier air builds back in area-wide Friday and Saturday.
