Shower chances ramp up tonight, likely after midnight. Don't expect any meaningful rain accumulation from this storm system #omadome #omahawx

Watching Friday as another potential day for severe weather across the region. There are still a lot of uncertainties in this storm system, and ongoing disagreement among models. We will know more in the coming days, so stayed turned for impacts specific to #omadome #omahaweather

Unprecedented rainfall in NW Iowa & South Dakota will create flooding concerns for the MO River. Latest observations will have it at minor flood stage on Monday in Omaha. Flooding will peak Thursday/Friday. Great graphic from Channel 6 on expected impacts to #omahadome

The active severe weather year is expected to take a break over the coming week for #omadome. Climate models maintain a high probability of above average temperatures through July 16th. The precipitation outlook is also trending below average through the same period.

Thursday is being highlighted for a slight risk of severe weather. Omadome is included, but, recent model runs have been putting the greatest threats to the east into N/NW Iowa & Southern MN. Still can't rule out isolated hail & damaging wind gust. More to come tomorrow.

Interesting forecast set up for tomorrow and short term models are aren’t yet arriving at a consensus. Marginal risk is currently in play. We’ll see if this changes going into the AM.

#omadome holding strong tonight 😎

There are a few zones for today’s severe weather, but Omadome is forecasted to hold. The most intense storms stay in Minnesota and northern Iowa. Don’t be surprised if we also see storm development south of Omadome into extreme SE Nebraska/NW Missouri.

Omadome can’t seem to get out of this late night thunderstorm pattern. A line of storms is expected to push through the area very late Tuesday night (likely after midnight). While it should weaken as it moves across the state, wind gusts up to 60mph are possible for the area