Today’s Video:
Good morning! Wanted to show time-stamps of when the best storm threat moves through the area, from roughly 5pm through 1am from south-east Nebraska through central and eastern Kansas. Potential for pockets of strong, locally damaging wind and hail with these.
Total rain through Wednesday AM:
Overall Wednesday is shaping up to be a great day as high pressure builds in, reinforcing cooler/drier air into the area. On Thursday, we’ll have a storm threat in southwest parts of the area, mainly in Kansas. Many are still dry Thursday. Increasing flow of moisture/warmth into area overnight Thursday into Friday supports a possible cluster of scattered storms in Kansas. Friday will bring many dry hours with a wave departing eastern Kansas during the morning, before more numerous shower and storm activity builds in Friday night. Overall, an active set-up from the weekend through next week, and the wet pattern shows no signs of letting down into early July. Here are the latest 7-day rain numbers:
Weeks 1 and 2 precipitation from normal:
Weeks 1 and 2 temperatures from normal:
Wind forecast over the next 4 days:
City Temperature Charts:
Kansas:
Dodge City:
Salina:
Topeka:
Nebraska:
Grand Island:
Omaha:
Scottsbluff:
Valentine:
