Severe Thunderstorms Expected Tonight and Friday Severe thunderstorms are possible tonight and Friday across parts of Nebraska and Kansas. The first round of storms is expected to impact Central and Eastern Nebraska, as well as Northern Kansas, from tonight through early Friday morning. A second round of thunderstorms is anticipated late Friday afternoon to late Friday evening, affecting South Central and Eastern Nebraska, along with North Central and Northeastern Kansas. Fog and drizzle may persist through much of the morning in Central and Eastern Nebraska and parts of Northern Kansas. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for these areas until 11 a.m. today, with visibility potentially dropping to less than a quarter of a mile. Fog is expected to clear by this afternoon, leading to mostly sunny or partly cloudy conditions with mild temperatures. Highs will range from the low 60s to low 70s, accompanied by southeast winds of 10 to 20 mph, with gusts reaching 30 mph. Showers and thunderstorms are likely this evening through early Friday morning. Isolated severe thunderstorms could bring large hail as the primary threat, along with strong wind gusts. A cold front moving through the region on Friday will bring windy conditions. The chance of rain in the panhandle and parts of Northern and Western Nebraska may transition to snow and a wintry mix. Additional showers and thunderstorms are possible in South Central and Southeastern Nebraska, as well as North Central and Northeastern Kansas, from around 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday. Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms could develop, with large hail and damaging winds as the main threats. A few isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. Winds will remain strong Friday, with south winds shifting to northwest at 20 to 30 mph, gusting to 40 mph.#nebraska #cold_front #kansas #severe_thunderstorms #dense_fog_advisory
Severe Storms Expected Tonight with Hail and Tornado Threats A significant risk of severe weather is expected to develop later today, with potential for hail and tornadoes, according to KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder. The forecast highlights the possibility of dangerous conditions as the storm system moves through the region. Conder emphasized that the timing of the storm, arriving in the late afternoon or evening, could lead to hazardous situations for residents. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for severe thunderstorms, with wind gusts potentially reaching high speeds and large hailstones possible. Conder noted that tornadoes cannot be ruled out, though the exact path and intensity of the storm remain uncertain. He urged people to stay informed through local weather updates and to take necessary precautions, such as securing outdoor items and avoiding travel during the storm's peak. The storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall in addition to strong winds, which could lead to localized flooding. Conder warned that the combination of rain and wind could create challenging conditions for drivers, particularly on highways and in low-lying areas. He also mentioned that the storm's impact might vary depending on the specific location within the affected region. Residents are advised to monitor weather forecasts closely and have emergency supplies ready. Conder stressed the importance of remaining alert, as severe weather can develop quickly and without much warning. The situation underscores the need for preparedness, especially for those in areas prone to extreme weather events. The forecast for the following days remains unclear, with meteorologists tracking the storm's movement to provide more detailed updates.#national_weather_service #severe_thunderstorms #koco #jonathan_conder #tornado_threats
Eastern US On Alert For Tornadoes, High Winds Severe thunderstorms, including tornadoes, are increasingly likely in parts of the Plains and Midwest starting Wednesday and could last into the weekend, if not early next week from Texas to parts of the upper Midwest. Meteorologists are urging residents to monitor updates and prepare for potential severe weather conditions. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for high winds and heavy rainfall, which could lead to dangerous situations. Local authorities are advising communities to secure outdoor items, avoid flooded areas, and stay informed through official channels. The storm system is expected to bring strong gusts and lightning, with the potential for isolated tornadoes in the region. Weather patterns suggest the activity could extend beyond the weekend, prompting ongoing vigilance from both residents and emergency services.#tornadoes #national_weather_service #midwest #severe_thunderstorms #high_winds
