Hastings, Nebraska – Spring storms will rumble back into Nebraska on Friday, kicking off a multi-day stretch of hazardous weather across south central counties.
According to the National Weather Service in Hastings, strong to severe thunderstorms could erupt Friday afternoon and evening, particularly across the I-80 corridor and into north central Kansas. Hail up to the size of quarters and wind gusts reaching 60 mph are the main concerns through Monday. Storms may cause localized damage to vehicles, roofs, and trees—especially in areas like Adams, Hall, and Buffalo counties.
Saturday brings a brief lull with only isolated showers expected early in the day. However, storm chances ramp up again Saturday night, Sunday, and into Sunday night, when breezy conditions combine with more possible thunder and lightning. Though timing varies, residents should prepare for daily rounds of active weather, charge devices, secure loose outdoor items, and stay alert for changing conditions.
Monday night may be the final burst, with a 20% chance of thunderstorms persisting into early Tuesday morning. Spotters are encouraged to report hail or damaging wind to NWS Hastings.
🌤 5-DAY SPRING OUTLOOK FOR HASTINGS, NE:
- Friday: Slight chance of storms before 7 a.m., then mostly sunny. High: 61°F
- Saturday: Early morning rain possible, then partly sunny. High: 62°F
- Sunday: 50% chance of showers and breezy. High: 73°F
- Monday: Slight chance of storms late. Low: 48°F
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High near 72°F
