Severe Weather Chances for the Central U.S.

8 Sep 2019, 7:01 am

SEVERE OUTLOOK

A chance of severe thunderstorms exists for areas of Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Kansas, today.

Possible isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and small hail to these areas. Winds could reach anywhere from 58 mph to 70 mph within some of these storms, and hail could reach up to an inch in diameter.

There is no tornado risk as of now.

FORECAST

Rain chances across the Rockies will start early afternoon. The storms will intensify around 3 PM to 4 PM near the Denver and Pueblo areas. These storms will continue to move across eastern Colorado towards the end of the day.

As we head into our Monday morning, some areas in Nebraska might wake up to a few strong thunderstorms for the start to the work week.

About the author

Chelsea Ambriz

Chelsea is from Indianapolis, Indiana. Although it may be the Hoosier state, she attended Purdue University and is a diehard Boilermaker fan. She has a BS in atmospheric science and is currently pursuing her MS in environmental policy and management with a concentration in energy and sustainability from the University of Denver. Chelsea loves the ever-changing patterns of the atmosphere wh... Load Moreich led her to participate in extensive severe weather research for the Red Cross during her undergrad years. She is currently a Community Volunteer Leader for the Red Cross and enjoys giving back to the community she lives. Before coming to WeatherNation, Chelsea worked in West Virginia at WSAZ and in west Tennessee at WBBJ where she did it all from reporting to sports but her passion is weather.

Severe Weather Chances for the Central U.S.

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