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Showers and thunderstorms likely overnight
Showers and thunderstorms
METEOROLOGIST LUKE VICKERY. WITH THE ACCURATE FORECAST, YOU CAN TRUST. WELL GET READY FOR SOME RAIN TONIGHT. IT SEEMS LIKELY, ESPECIALLY FOR THE OMAHA AREA AND SOUTHWARD. SO HERE’S THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER RISK. THIS IS THE SEVERE RISK. AND THEY PUT THIS MAP OUT KIND OF GENERICALLY FOR SUNDAY 7 A.M. ALL THE WAY TO MONDAY MORNING AT 7 A.M. SO THIS DOES INCLUDE THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. AND WHAT WAS OUR AFTERNOON ROUND OF STORMS. BUT REALLY FOR ME, THIS LEVEL TWO OUT OF FIVE YELLOW SHADE THAT SHOULD BE SHRUNK A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH, I’D SAY OMAHA, SOUTH OF THE I-80 CORRIDOR. THE BETTER CHANCE TO SEE A STRONGER THUNDERSTORM AND REALLY THE STRONGEST THUNDERSTORMS ARE GOING TO BE SOUTH OF OUR VIEWING AREA. BUT, I MEAN, IF A STORM GETS GOING, I THINK THE MAIN RISK MAY BE SOME HAIL UP TO AN INCH AND A HALF. I THINK THAT’S EVEN PUSHING IT. AND I THINK A BIGGER RISK THAN THAT WILL ACTUALLY BE FAT. EXCUSE ME. FLASH FLOODING FOR THE SOUTH SIDE OF OUR VIEWING AREA. AND THAT’S WHY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS THE GREEN SHADE IN THOSE COUNTIES. THAT’S A FLASH FLOOD. WATCH OUT FOR SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA, SOUTHWEST IOWA IN AREAS OF NORTHWEST MISSOURI MONDAY, THE SEVERE WEATHER RISK SHIFTS EAST. THIS IS A VERY GENERIC MARGINAL RISK ONE OUT OF FIVE LEVEL. SO WE’RE NOT EXPECTING MUCH IN TERMS OF SEVERE WEATHER, ESPECIALLY FOR TOMORROW. AND EVEN FOR TONIGHT. IT LOOKS LIKE IT’S ON THE LOWER SIDE. THERE’S LVIV DEUEL PAUL. WE’RE IN A LULL PERIOD RIGHT NOW. NOT A LOT TO SPEAK OF. YOU LOOK OUT WEST NEAR YORK. MAYBE SOME SHOWERS TRYING TO CREEP THEIR WAY IN. OUR ACTION FOR TONIGHT IS STILL IN CENTRAL KANSAS, KIND OF NEAR HAYES, AND THAT WILL EVENTUALLY DRIFT UP IN OUR DIRECTION AND CAUSE SOME SHOWERS AND RUMBLES OF THUNDER. SO AGAIN, IT’S STILL A WAYS OFF, BUT I’D SAY ONCE WE GET TO MIDNIGHT 1 A.M., YOU’LL HAVE SOME SHOWERS AND EVEN SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER. HERE’S MIDNIGHT. YOU CAN SEE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS SPREADING INTO THE AREA, MOSTLY SOUTH OF OMAHA. BY THAT POINT, INCREASING IN COVERAGE BY 3 A.M. AND NOTICE THE MAGENTA SHADES ALL SOUTH OF US CONCORDIA, KANSAS, AND EVEN CLOSER TO TOPEKA, KANSAS. I THINK THAT’S WHERE THE STRONGER THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE. SO WE MIGHT NOT GET ANY SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS FOR TONIGHT. IT’S POSSIBLE FOR US BETTER INGREDIENTS. SO AGAIN, IN KANSAS RATHER THAN HERE THERE. 6 A.M. SO IF YOUR MORNING DRIVE STARTS EARLY, BE READY FOR SOME SHOWERS AND RUMBLES OF THUNDER THAT WILL ZIP ON BY BY 8 A.M. I THINK WE’RE RELATIVELY QUIET OUTSIDE OF MAYBE SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS THROUGH 10 A.M. YOU CAN’T RULE OUT SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS MOVING THROUGH THE AREA. A COLD FRONT WILL MOVE THROUGH. WE’LL ACTUALLY SEE TEMPERATURES PROBABLY IN THE MID 50S DURING THE AFTERNOON. SO A CHILLIER DAY TOMORROW AND A CLOUDY DAY FOR YOUR MONDAY. THERE’S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE. THIS IS OUR CHARLES SCHWAB SKYCAM. THINGS ARE CALM AND QUIET RIGHT NOW. AGAIN, NO RAIN YET. WE’RE AT 63 DEGREES. THE SOUTHEAST WIND AT JUST NINE MILES PER HOUR AND THE CLOUDS ARE INCREASING AHEAD OF THE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THAT WE’LL SEE OVERNIGHT. SO 11 P.M. I DON’T THINK YOU SEE MUCH. 2 A.M. WE’RE TALKING SHOWERS AND RUMBLES OF THUNDER, ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF OMAHA. THAT WILL LAST THROUGH ABOUT 6 A.M., POTENTIALLY A LITTLE 8 A.M. AND THEN A LOW CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR RUMBLE OF THUNDER AS WE GET INTO THE LATE MORNING AND EARLY AFTERNOON FOR TOMORROW. SO MONDAY IMPACT WEATHER DAY, WE’RE SEEING A 30% CHANCE YOU RUN INTO ONE OF THOSE SCATTERED SHOWERS DURING THE DAY TUESDAY. IT’S KIND OF A SAME THING. 30% CHANCE YOU RUN INTO A SCATTERED SHOWER DURING THE MIDDLE PARTS OF THE DAY. MONDAY WILL BE A CHILLY. TEMPERATURES BEGIN TO FALL. IT WILL ALSO BE KIND OF BREEZY TO WINDY OUTSIDE. SO IF YOU HAVE TO PICK TWO DAYS BETWEEN OUR TWO IMPACT WEATHER DAYS, I THINK TUESDAY IS GOING TO BE AN EASIER DAY TO BE OUTSIDE WITH VERY SIMILAR CLOUDS AROUND AND A LOW CHANCE OF A SHOWER BY WEDNESDAY. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 60S. THAT LASTS THROUGH FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY. THOSE ARE TWO GOOD LOOKING DAYS TO BE OUTSIDE, SO IF YO
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Showers and thunderstorms likely overnight
Showers and thunderstorms
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking strong to severe thunderstorms during the overnight hours. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the latest in the forecast you trust.With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
Omaha’s Weather Leader is tracking strong to severe thunderstorms during the overnight hours. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the latest in the forecast you trust.
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With a combined 50 years covering weather in Nebraska and Iowa, KETV NewsWatch 7 is Omaha’s Weather Leader. Led by Omaha’s Chief Meteorologist Bill Randby, the award-winning team of Sean Everson, Caitlin Harvey and Luke Vickery are focused on alerting you to upcoming severe weather and KETV’s exclusive live radar gives you a 3-minute advantage when storms strike.
