
ALT Slide graphic titled Severe Weather Monday: Greatest Risk for Severe Weather Monday Evening. The What to Know section details a 60 to 90 percent chance of widespread storms developing Monday evening and decreasing after midnight, with hazards including damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes. The What to Do section outlines three recommended safety actions: having multiple ways to receive warnings, staying weather aware for outdoor plans, and knowing where to find safe shelter.
Days of Thunder – Summer 2028

ALT Graphic titled "Potential For SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS TODAY/TOMORROW" by NWS North Platte. Two maps of western and north-central Nebraska indicate severe storm risks on a 1 to 5 scale. The left map, "SATURDAY'S SEVERE STORM THREAT," shows a Level 3 (Enhanced) risk in the southwest near Imperial and Curtis, a Level 2 (Slight) risk centrally, and Level 1 (Marginal) north. The right map, "SUNDAY'S SEVERE STORM THREAT," shows the Level 3 risk shifted east near O'Neill, with Level 2 centrally and Level 1 west. Both days list the Highest Local Risk as 3, meaning numerous severe storms are possible. Threats both days include damaging wind, large hail, and tornadoes possible. Timing for Saturday is "AFTERNOON POSSIBLE, MAINLY EVENING" and Sunday is "LATE AFTERNOON/EVENING". Graphic created 5/16/26.























