David Stoltz

Quiet and dry weather returns after a bout with showers and strong to severe storms this evening

Close to seasonal temperatures return tomorrow behind tonight's front

Get ready for a rollercoaster of temperatures as we head into the weekend

HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - After a warm and breezy day, the tide will turn overnight starting with blustery north winds this evening. Winds could gust as high as 40 mph before midnight in the wake of a cold front that will continue to press southeast this evening. There are some clouds associated with the front that will stream from west to east this evening. We are not going to see and moisture falling from these clouds as the atmosphere over the area is too dry for rain. However, as the front pushes further southeast, it will encounter an atmosphere with more moisture. Can’t rule out a brief shower or thunderstorm in far southeast Nebraska later this evening. As the winds lighten up and skies clear overnight, temperatures will tumble quickly into the 30s and 40s.

Get ready for a great weekend as we will have dry conditions and warming temperatures going into early next week

Severe storms, high winds and the threat of wildfires for portions of the area through Wednesday

Howling winds tonight followed by scary storms for some on Wednesday

A much nicer day tomorrow with lots of sun and near seasonal temperatures

Get ready for an unsettled weekend with showers and the potential for some severe weather

HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - Showers with a few rumbles of thunder will continue to lift northward out of Kansas into our area this evening and overnight. It will be roughly the southeastern half of our area that will see most of the precipitation from this area of low pressure. Northwestern areas will see little to none. There will be a sharp divide right over the middle of the viewing area, including the Tri-Cities. Right now, the majority of the rain that will fall will probably end up just southeast and east of the Tri-Cities. Some may get a half inch or more. Some models are even up to as much as an inch and a half of rain. This rain will push off to the east tomorrow morning, lingering for the first few hours of daylight east of Highway 81. Meanwhile, skies will clear from west to east. Lows tomorrow morning will range from the mid 20s west to the mid 40s east.