Severe Weather Risk for Omaha and Eastern Nebraska

Timing:: Two potential rounds of storms are expected: one in the morning and another in the late afternoon/evening.

Severity:: The Storm Prediction Center has issued a marginal to slight risk for severe thunderstorms.

Impact:: A strong morning round could weaken or eliminate the evening storms, and vice versa.

July 4th:: There is a chance of storms around the 4th of July holiday, so stay tuned to the forecast as the date approaches.

Why This Matters:: Severe weather can cause property damage, power outages, and pose safety risks. Staying informed allows you to take precautions and protect yourself and your family.

Monitor local weather forecasts and alerts.

Have a plan in place for seeking shelter if a severe thunderstorm warning is issued.

Secure outdoor objects that could be blown away by high winds.

Be aware of flood-prone areas and avoid them during heavy rain.

Q: What is a "marginal risk" for severe weather?

Q: What should I do if a severe thunderstorm warning is issued?

Q: How can I stay updated on the latest weather information?

Stay informed about the potential for severe thunderstorms in the Omaha area.

Understand the timing and intensity of the expected storms.

Take necessary precautions to protect yourself and your property.

Be aware of the possibility of storms on the 4th of July holiday.