Thunderstorms and Flooding Along the Gulf Coast; Winter Returns in the Central Rockies

A stalled front along the west-central Gulf Coast will contribute to a few severe thunderstorms and heavy rain with flooding over the next couple of days. Meanwhile, a vigorous system will produce heavy snow across the central Rockies into the High Plains the next few days. Finally, critical fire weather conditions are expected across the Four Corners region through Thursday. Read More >

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Precipitation Timeline

Widespread precipitation is expected to begin tonight and continue through Friday evening. Rain is expected during the daytime hours and a rain and snow mix or all snow is expected during the nighttime hours. The best chances to see accumulating snowfall will be across western Nebraska Friday morning.

As a storm system crosses the Great Plains, precipitation will overspread much of western Nebraska early Thursday and north central Nebraska late Thursday. Most of the moisture is expected Friday morning, then it tapers off throughout the day. Moisture will likely fall as rain during the daytime hours and as wintry mix or snow at night. Light snow accumulations are possible Friday morning in the panhandle and southwest Nebraska.