Weather Report 03/31/2025

Severe weather and heavy rainfall from the Mid-Atlantic to the central Gulf Coast Monday.

Pacific system brings unsettled weather to the West with lower elevation/coastal rains and heavy higher elevation snow.

Severe weather threat Tuesday across portions of the Plains and Midwest; significant multi-day flash flood threat begins from the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys southwest through the ArkLaTex Wednesday.

Another Late season winter storm for the Northern Plains into the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes Tuesday into Wednesday with heavy snowfall expected.

Wyoming:

Unsettled weather returns to the Cowboy State to start the week off. Western mountains will see periods of snow throughout the day with scattered showers for lower elevations. The best chances for precipitation will be across western and southern WY. Chances for showers make their way east of the Divide by the afternoon/evening.

Another round of mountain snow is expected tonight through Tuesday as a shortwave passes through the region. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for the Snowy and Sierra Madre Ranges for snow accumulations of 5 to 10 inches. Use caution if recreating in the mountains as gusty winds will lead to blowing snow and poor visibility.

Nebraska:

A strong low will move from Kansas northeast through Nebraska Tuesday into Tuesday night. There is potential for thunderstorms to initiate across south central Nebraska Tuesday afternoon, then move northeastward and out of the region Tuesday evening. Some storms may be strong to severe and produce damaging winds and large hail. Keep an eye on the forecast and adjust your plans accordingly.

Have a wonderful day and drive safe out there.