Omaha, Nebraska – Severe thunderstorms could develop across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa on Monday, April 28, prompting early warnings from meteorologists about possible damaging weather.
According to the National Weather Service Omaha/Valley office, conditions are becoming favorable for strong storms somewhere in the region early next week, although exact details remain uncertain. The potential includes severe thunderstorms with high winds, hail, or isolated tornadoes, but forecasters say it’s too early to pinpoint timing or specific hazards.
Areas under the highest potential risk include Omaha, Lincoln, Norfolk, and parts of western Iowa, such as Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Monday’s storms could disrupt afternoon or evening travel and outdoor plans. Residents are urged to monitor updates closely over the weekend and review severe weather safety plans in advance.
Officials recommend staying weather-aware, especially if you live in the highlighted risk zones. Consider rescheduling outdoor events, charging mobile devices, and preparing emergency kits in case of power outages or storm-related disruptions.
The severe weather outlook remains fluid, with updates expected daily through Sunday. Additional watches or warnings may be issued as conditions become clearer.
