Cat Taylor is a First Alert Meteorologist at KTIV. A Kansas native with a passion for weather sparked by her experience with the Andover tornado, she covers a range of topics including climate change, sustainability, and severe weather phenomena such as tornadoes and blizzards. Cat has been featured in KMEG-TV (CBS 14) and brings her expertise to regional interests and world news.
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By: Cat Taylor
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Several days of rain chances this weekend into the early workweek will be the best chance we have had for widespread rainfall in quite some time. Inches of rain may fall between Saturday and Monday. We are watching for the potential for severe storms as well.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Sunday and Monday will be the best chances we have had for widespread rainfall in quite some time. Inches of rain may fall through Monday evening. We are watching for the potential for severe storms as well.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - There are several chances for rain this week, but showers will be few and far between. Widespread rainfall is not expected.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - A cold front is arriving in Siouxland Sunday morning, but despite that, we will still see a mild day. A much stronger, secondary cold front will drop temperatures significantly by Tuesday.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Friday brought a much-needed rainfall, especially for drought-stricken Nebraska. Some areas had well over 1 inch of rain, mainly west of I-29 where it was needed most. More storms will be possible for Memorial Day weekend, but they will be more isolated in nature.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - More isolated storms will be possible for Memorial Day weekend, with a small chance of severe weather.
Saturday morning started with a round of thunderstorms that moved out of central Nebraska bringing frequent lightning and a good soaking rain, however brief. More storms will be possible as the weekend goes on, some of which may be severe Saturday night and Sunday night.
Sunday morning started with a round of thunderstorms that brought some frequent lightning in the early morning hours. More storms will be possible Sunday and Monday evenings with a Marginal Risk of severe weather.
Saturday is going to be hot with a few isolated storms possible late in the day. Rain chances increase by Sunday afternoon cooling temperatures a bit.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Saturday started out cool and quiet with morning lows in the 40s and 50s. As temperatures warm up into the afternoon, rain and storms will move in from the west.
