Warm & Windy With Evening Severe Storms

Strong storms capable of 65-70+ mph winds, half dollar to lime size hail, a tornado or two & flooding will move in this evening into early Tuesday morning.

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4-6pm: Isolated storms look to develop from Hebron >Lincoln with a ENE motion. Storms could have 65+ mph winds, large hail & brief rotation.

7-10pm: This will likely be the DAMAGING WIND & hail threat. 65-70+ mph winds near the Omaha metro into Iowa most likely.

A few tornadoes could be possible with any discrete storms. The best timing would be 5-8pm.

Rainfall potential through Tuesday morning: Heaviest band looks to be north & east of I-80. Small shifts could change totals.

A Hot & WINDY day across Nebraska under mostly/partly cloudy skies! High temperatures ranging from 83° – 95° with dew points in the 60s/70s & breezy south winds!

SE winds will be quite windy. Gusts up to 35-45+ mph for much of eastern Nebraska.

A warm & windy Monday, leads to severe weather chances from 5-9pm across SE Nebraska. Tuesday morning rain will be ongoing with much cooler air. Flooding concerns through Wednesday across eastern &  SE Nebraska as another strong cold front could bring severe storms & heavy rain across SE Nebraska. More fall like weather after Saturday.

Meteorologist Houston Hall

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