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Repeated rounds of thunderstorms are increasing the risk for heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding across parts of northeast Nebraska (particularly Knox, Antelope and Pierce counties), where rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches will be possible tonight.

Thunderstorms containing heavy rain are expected to affect portions of northeast Nebraska early this morning. A Flood Watch is in effect until 7 am today for Antelope, Cedar, Knox, Pierce, and Wayne counties.

We'll dial back the heat but turn up the rain this week. Multiple rounds of slow moving storms could lead to flooding. A few storms could be severe, with damaging winds an hail. Stay weather aware and remember to NEVER drive through flooded roads!

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Villisca IA, Stanton IA and Grant IA until 4:30 PM CDT

Aviso de Tormenta Severa incluye Villisca IA, Stanton IA, Grant IA hasta las 4:30 PM CDT

Strong to severe storms are still possible this afternoon, mainly along and south of Interstate 80. The main threats will be strong winds, hail, and also some heavy rain.

Multiple rounds of storms could lead to flooding concerns tonight through Thursday. Rainfall totals of an inch to three inches are possible through the period.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska until 10 PM CDT

Vigilancia de Tormenta Severa ha sido emitida para partes de Iowa, Missouri y Nebraska hasta las 10 PM CDT

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Emerson IA, Randolph IA and Hastings IA until 5:45 PM CDT

Aviso de Tormenta Severa incluye Emerson IA, Randolph IA, Hastings IA hasta las 5:45 PM CDT

5:12 pm radar update: showers and storms continue to develop across southwest Iowa into southeast Nebraska. Some storms may be severe at times with hail or gusty winds.

7:22 PM Radar Update: lingering showers and storms are observed across southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa. With the severe threat starting to wane, our attention now turns to heavy rain/flooding concerns. Redevelopment of showers/storms is anticipated later tonight/overnight.

Hazard: I-80 W at 60th St. Semi lost control and jackknifed.

Here's the rainfall that's fallen since my bran flakes. Rain chances continue tonight through Thursday. How much rain did you see?

Our active pattern continues today with severe chances returning this evening (level 1 risk out of 5) into the overnight hours, while the threat for heavy rain lingers through Thursday (level 2 risk out of 4). Be sure to check the latest forecast if you have outdoor plans!

Repeated rounds of showers and thunderstorms could lead to flooding in addition to a couple of isolated strong to severe storms.

Conditions are right that we might see a few funnel clouds in portions of the area this evening. While these usually do not reach the ground, if they do, they can lead to 50+ mph wind gusts and cause damage. Seek shelter if you see a funnel cloud approaching the ground.