Additional Midwest weather woes

(Omaha) Residents of Omaha, Nebraska, awoke early on Tuesday morning to the sound of weather warning sirens and no electricity. This was due to the fact that the area had been pounded by heavy rain, high winds, and large hailstones just hours before a fresh series of storms swept across Iowa and further threatened the Midwest.

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, more than 10,000 customers in the Omaha area were without power. Additionally, five inches of rain that fell in a span of less than two hours in many areas caused basements to become flooded and drowned cars in areas that were inundated. The National Weather Service reports that the region received a total of eight inches of precipitation as a result of this sudden deluge, which was mixed with rain that had fallen earlier in the night.

Despite the fact that officials have not confirmed the occurrence of tornadoes in the region, reports have indicated that winds of “hurricane-force” have been there, according to meteorologist Becky Kern. In Columbus, Nebraska, which is approximately 90 miles west of Omaha, she stated that a gust of wind measuring 90 miles per hour was reported.

A fresh set of tornado warnings was issued by the weather services on Tuesday afternoon for the eastern portion of Nebraska and parts of the southwest area of Iowa, which is located to the east of Nebraska. According to the Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service, there is a high probability of severe thunderstorms occurring across the majority of Iowa, and there is also the possibility of powerful tornadoes occurring later in the afternoon and evening.

On Tuesday, public schools in Des Moines, Iowa, canceled all evening activities and concluded classes two hours earlier than usual. This was done in response to the growing number of severe weather announcements.

As of Thursday, severe weather conditions

These strong storms come after many days of severe weather that wreaked havoc throughout a significant portion of the central United States. During the evening of Sunday, tornadoes, high winds, and enormous hailstones blasted through parts of Oklahoma and Kansas, causing damage to homes and injuring two individuals in Oklahoma.

The state of Colorado and western Nebraska were hit by yet another round of storms on Monday evening. The town of Yuma, Colorado, was engulfed in hailstones that were the size of baseballs and golf balls, transforming the streets into rivers of water and ice. On Tuesday, residents were removing knee-deep blocks of ice by using snow shovels and heavy construction equipment to clear up the surrounding area.

The storm that slammed Yuma damaged the windshields of vehicles, hit the siding of buildings, and shattered a great number of windows. The town of approximately 3,500 people, which is located approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers) southwest of Nebraska, was also pounded by heavy rains, which caused several cars to become stuck on the roadways. According to Curtis Glenn, a trustee of the Yuma Methodist Church, which was damaged by flooding and hail, the pile of hailstones reached around 15 inches on Tuesday morning. Front loaders were employed to transport the hailstones.

At least seven people lost their lives as a result of terrible storms that struck the Houston, Texas, area last week. On Thursday, these storms knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of residents, leaving them without power for days. As a result, these Texans were left without air conditioning and without light in the midst of hot and humid conditions. Winds of “hurricane force” caused the destruction of shops and damaged the windows of skyscrapers in the downtown area.

According to Bob Oravec, the chief forecaster at the National Weather Service, the storms that are expected to arrive on Tuesday are predicted to bring a significant amount of the same high winds, heavy rain, and large hailstones to the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, and a portion of northern Missouri. the study of weather.

He stated that it is anticipated that this storm would travel southward on Wednesday, increasing the likelihood of severe weather in certain regions of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and southern Missouri.

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