Cold Front Dropping South Across the Western U.S.; Watching Threat for Tornadoes and Flooding in the South

A cold front will push south across the Western U.S. into Tuesday with mountain snow and areas of gusty to high winds. An area of low pressure will form along this front on Tuesday and bring a potential for severe thunderstorms with tornadoes and excessive rainfall in the lower to mid Mississippi River Valley. To the north, heavy snow is possible in parts of the upper Midwest. Read More >

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Snow Potential Tuesday

Take it Slow

Measurable snow returns to the forecast Tuesday, primarily across northeast Nebraska. Slick roads could impact travel and strong winds with this system (gusts of 25 to 35 mph) may produce blowing snow and reduce visibility.

Cold Front Dropping South Across the Western U.S.; Watching Threat for Tornadoes and Flooding in the South

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