For those you like changing weather, this is your week. Multiple weather systems will be affecting the region which is expected to bring a wide variety of conditions.
The National Weather Service’s Hazardous Weather Outlook outlined expectations as of early Tuesday morning.
Today and Tonight: A few strong to severe storms are possible between 6 PM and 10 PM, mainly along and east of a Beatrice to Omaha to Woodbine, Iowa line. The primary hazard is hail up to golf-ball size. However, a tornado is possible, as are isolated occurrences of damaging winds of 60-70 mph.
A Red Flag Warning has been posted for areas West and South of the Lincoln area.
Wednesday: Will see the region transition to strong northwest winds with peak gusts near or above 40 mph at times. Some light snow accumulation is then possible on Wednesday night, especially over northeast Nebraska.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and seasonable with NW winds gusting to 25.
Later in the week a chance of rain late Friday into Saturday.
Additional information is available from the National Weather Service here OAX_Mar_29_2022_0922_UTC_dssPacket