Nebraska News

Tornadoes, record temps expected Memorial Day weekend

Article Summary – Severe weather, including tornadoes and storms, was reported across states including Illinois, Iowa, North Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. More severe weather is expected over the Memorial Day weekend, with areas such as Austin, Texas, to Chicago, and cities including Dallas, Little Rock, Arkansas; Memphis, Tennessee; St.

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Omaha Could Face Severe Storms Monday

Article Summary – Severe weather, including thunderstorms, large hail up to 2 inches in diameter, strong winds up to 75 mph, potential tornadoes, and flash flooding, are expected for the Omaha area Monday afternoon and evening. A tornado watch has been issued for counties in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa,

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Severe weather, flash floods to hit central US Sunday

Article Summary – The National Weather Service (NWS) issued two Tornado Watches, one across Texas until 9 p.m. and another for parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri until 11 p.m. Severe weather and flash flooding are expected to continue impacting the central U.S., which is still recovering from recent tornadoes.

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Great Plains Braces for Tornadoes and Flooding

Article Summary – Tornado warnings were issued across parts of the Central U.S., including places in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, due to severe thunderstorms and high winds. The warnings followed a day of destructive tornadoes in Nebraska and Iowa that left dozens of homes destroyed. By Saturday evening, Oklahoma had

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Severe weather threatens 70M Americans from Northeast to Midwest

Article Summary – Severe weather is anticipated to affect approximately 70 million Americans in the Northeast and Midwest from Sunday to Tuesday. The NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has issued a level 3 out of 5 risk for the multi-region storm system, predicting intense thunderstorms, hail, and possible tornadoes. The most

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Over 140,000 Lose Power in Colorado Due to High Winds

Article Summary – More than 140,000 households in Colorado lost power due to strong winds that fueled fires and downed trees. Roughly 55,000 of these outages were preemptive measures taken by Xcel Energy due to wildfire concerns and the outages are expected to last until noon on Sunday. Five million

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