Strong chances for showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday morning through Thursday across much of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, bringing flooding concerns.
Executive Editor Ben Doody shares how readers can submit op-ed articles and letters to the Omaha World-Herald. Visit go.omaha.com/pulse for more information.
People are also reading…
- Trump will speak at Grand Island's Pinnacle Bank Expo Center on Monday, Oct. 5
- Merrick County Sheriff's Office says Central City man was selling drugs from his home
- Grand Island location hit by latest Starbucks purge
- Grand Island police help clear the streets at 4th Street Festival closing time
- Central City’s Gavers back coaching after 25 years
- Defendant Angel Vega pleads not guilty in Matthew Bishop case
- Drone helps arrest 2 teens in cornfield south of Aurora
- Indiana-Nebraska kickoff time set for Oct. 10
- 18-year-old woman accused of assaulting multiple people at Grand Island home, police say
- President Trump is coming to Grand Island on Monday to rally for Pete Ricketts
- Tee Off bringing new golf opportunity to Grand Island
- Petsense sign says 'last day' and 95% off inventory in Grand Island
- Driving without headlights leads to Grand Island woman's drug arrest
- Fullerton man dies in Merrick County crash
- Grand Island man charged with stalking, making terroristic threats
Rainfall totals are expected to be between 1 to 3 inches across much of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, Doody said. "Dozens are likely to be washed away by mud and debris, so many to be swept away by mud and debris," he said.
The rain will be the result of two weather systems moving over the area. The rain for today will be from the west, with more rain to come from the east.
The rain for today will be from the west, with more rain to come from the east.
The rain will be from the west, with more rain to come from the east.
"It's important to leave a safe space in that you have to be so much more than to keep a and a of your," he said. "There are so much more to be done."
Meteorologists are alerted to be on the watch for 1 to 3 inches of rain for central Nebraska and western Iowa, Doody said. "Do, if you will, leave a lot more space in that you have to be so much more than to keep a and a of your," he said. "There are so much more to be done."
The forecast calls for a half-day of two half-day periods moving over the area. The first half-day will be from the west, with more half-days to come from the east.
The half-day will be from the west, with more half-days to come from the east.
"It's important to leave a safe space in that you have to be so much more than to keep a and a of your," he said. "There are so much more to be done."
The meteorologist is alerted to be on the watch for half-day periods of rain for central Nebraska and western Iowa, Doody said. "Do, if you will, leave a lot more space in that you have to be so much more than to keep a and a of your," he said. "There are so much more to be done."
"It's just frustrating": Football parents ask LPS to restore postgame interactions
North Dakota suspect booked on suspicion of attempted murder for pursuit on I-80
College volleyball was good last year. Dani Busboom Kelly says 2026 is better
Watch Now: Related Video
LFR launches prehospital blood transfusion program
Are Trump’s Taxpayer-Funded Ads Unlawful?
Trump is starring in new TV ads. US taxpayers are paying for them
Orange tinted water drains into Antelope Creek
