Storms possible ahead of extreme heat Sunday night
Storms possible Sunday night
Updated: July 27, 2024 at 10:41 pm CDT
the following few days. Additionally, there is some good news throughout the forecast. I know hot weather is coming and it might dampen the mood, but it's finally starting to clear up in Hayes so the air quality will start to improve. The pattern of smoke introduced from the Canadian wildfires above us is now changing. Storms are possible on Sunday. Of course, the dangerous heat will begin on Monday. This is what the Crown Point SkyCam looks like. There are some beautiful lights there and our temperatures are only in the low 70s right now. What a beautiful Saturday night. If you have outdoor plans now, if you're going to be out late. But the exposure is very beautiful. 70 is a bit muggy. So even though we're not super hot right now, it feels like the temperature might be a few degrees warmer. Very quiet radar and satellites. There really was no storm. There are no clouds in the area. Temperatures are currently 75 degrees in Plattsmouth and 81 degrees in Harlan and Tekama. The same goes for Lincoln Beatrice. Your body temperature is 78 degrees. Cool southeasterly winds, of course, will bring a bit of moisture. So the dew point may be a bit humid over the next few days at 71 to start your day tomorrow. So it's going to be a little warm to start the day in July every time you get into the 70s, but we'll still take it. If you get out early, the 70s can be quite comfortable. There is little opportunity to take a shower in the morning. I don't think we'll see it, but it's highly unlikely. And then tomorrow's high temperature, we're going to be in the lower 90s, 92 degrees, and if that happens, it will be our fifth day in a row of 90 degrees or 90 degrees or higher. Today is the fourth time we've hit 90 degrees. But we also have to consider humidity because it increases the heat index. It could be closer to triple digits tomorrow. Tomorrow night will be a better chance for storms and that's the setup here. This is a main line. It separates moist air. That's, uh, in front of it. excuse me. Then dry the air. This is what's behind it. Storms may form along the mainline and move into the area. This is a slight risk. This is the best chance for severe storms, but they may weaken as they reach our end. OK It's Sunday now. let's see. Thundershowers may occur in the early morning. You can see them at noon. Probably not. Probably most of us won't see it. If you want an umbrella in the morning, it's best to keep it safe. This is a storm that formed on the mainline near the North Platte. They will move eastward. So it's going to be pretty hot for us in the middle of the day. There won’t be many storms. These storms may weaken as they move eastward. But storms from the north will also bring different disturbances. These storms may connect to our east. Enter the cluster. So we probably won't get too much rain from that. Although there is potential, there has been enough disturbance around the area that we may get some rain. Just a note, if you're going out on Sunday night, maybe bring an umbrella and then the next day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, see how we heat it up. We went from the low 90s to the mid 90s. Low 90s Monday, close to triple digits Wednesday. Fortunately, we don't get any higher than that. Thankfully, we're back in the late 90s. There will still be an impact on Thursday as we may still have temperatures reaching 100 degrees on Friday and Saturday. That's not a huge relief, but we call it relief because it's about ten degrees away from triple digits. We'll compare it to Wednesday's 99 or 100. Absolutely. we will. great week
Storms possible ahead of extreme heat Sunday night
Potential storms Sunday night
Updated: July 27, 2024 at 10:41 pm CDT
There's a chance of storms Sunday night before high temperatures kick off next week's work. Meteorologist Luke Vickery gives you everything you need to know about the week ahead in his Weather Today forecast.
There's a chance of storms Sunday night before high temperatures kick off next week's work. Meteorologist Luke Vickery gives you everything you need to know about the week ahead in his Weather Today forecast.
