Absolutely unreal flooding at 144th and F street in Omaha. West Papillion Creek has completely inundated the area!
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The remnants of Hurricane Polo are going to leave a massive rainfall footprint across the country. The southwest was hit hard yesterday and last night. This will move into the Plains today. One model output (one of many) shown below. This’ll be one hell of a rainstorm for many!
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Big time heat burst in portions of far eastern Nebraska this morning! Temperatures spiked from the low 70’s up to 90 at the Millard airport in less than an hour!
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Happy sunrise Nebraska!
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While it hasn’t been the most exciting summer storm-wise, here’s a couple “rain bombs” we had during the first half of July.
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Saw what looked to possibly be a weak, non-supercellular funnel form underneath developing thunderstorms just west of Lincoln a few minutes ago. It hung around for maybe 4 or 5 minutes before dissipating. @NWSOmaha
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Wildfire smoke advecting into a developing line of storms over southwest Kansas. Can’t recall seeing that before.
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While the tornado threat is pretty low, these storms are still packing a punch with wind and hail. Hunker down Omaha. Looks like Lincoln may miss out on this one.
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The modeling has been slowing down the front arrival for Thursday. *If* that trend holds that allows warmer and muggier air to advance northward into the area. There could be some good storms with this one! Probably a linear mess, but still a good show.
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*Late Thursday afternoon forecast dew points shown above.
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Logan Winters retweeted
Since records began in 1887 for Lincoln: -In only 6 years have we reached 90 in March -We have NEVER seen two days in the SAME March at 90°+… UNTIL NOW.
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We’ve got severe warned thundersleet headed towards Lincoln and Omaha. And yes, you read that warning tag right. These storms are producing up to 2 inch hail!! March in Nebraska…🤷‍♂️
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Incredible snowfall rates in Omaha! Potentially looking at double digit snowfall if this keeps up.
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Seldom is Nebraska the place you want to be in mid February. Today is one of those days! With temperatures soaring well into the 70’s statewide we’ve managed to crush our daily record high at 75° (old record was 68°). Enjoy! 😎
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We’ve got a pretty wicked snow squall pushing through Omaha. Visibility is under a half mile in the middle of town, so it’s likely even worse in the rural areas.
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Logan Winters retweeted
Amazing daily maximum temperatures across Nebraska today. Lincoln reached 59°F, central Nebraska reached 80F. Records: North Platte 78°F, old record 71°F. Valentine 76°F. old record 70°F. Broken Bow 77°F. old record 70°F.. Imperial had a record high of 78°F, old record 71°F.
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Logan Winters retweeted
On this date — December 15, 2021 — Iowa experienced a weather event that redefined what’s possible in December: a historic, record-shattering derecho. It became the first derecho ever recorded anywhere in the United States during the month of December and prompted the first December Moderate Risk for severe thunderstorms ever issued by the Storm Prediction Center for Iowa. The event caused over $1 billion in damage and produced 120 tornadoes across Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Iowa alone saw 63 tornadoes in a single day, the most ever recorded, accounting for more than half of the state’s 2021 tornado total. Of those, 21 were EF2 or stronger, also a single-day record. Before this storm, Iowa had only seen five December tornadoes total since 1950. The system also brought extreme winds, including an 88 mph thunderstorm gust in Audubon, a 108 mph tornado gust near Sheffield, and the strongest non-thunderstorm wind gust at Des Moines International Airport in over 50 years. Adding to the rarity, the storm shattered Iowa’s all-time December high-temperature record, reaching 75°F in several cities.
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Logan Winters retweeted
FIRST ALERT 6 WEATHER DAY in place now Thursday. First morning with below zero temps. Wind chills -10 to -20 too
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Something big is on fire in Millard @omaha_scanner
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