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A dangerous storm capable of producing a tornado was moving through parts of southeastern Nebraska on Thursday afternoon, prompting a tornado warning and an urg
nebraska.tvI don’t have live updates right now, but I can share how to get the latest tornado warnings for Nebraska and what to do if one is issued.
What to check for the latest tornado warnings
- National Weather Service (NWS) warnings: Look for tornado warnings issued by the NWS offices covering Nebraska (Omaha/Cieri, Hastings,/Nebraska regional). These appear as “Tornado Warning” polygons with expiration times.
- Local TV stations and their websites: Many Nebraska stations post real-time alerts and radar screenshots during severe weather events.
- Weather apps and wireless alerts: Enable tornado or severe weather alerts on your phone for fast notifications.
- Radar and forecast updates: If a warning is in effect, radar imagery and updated storm tracks are typically published within minutes.
What to do if a tornado warning is in effect
- Seek shelter immediately: Go to a basement or interior room on the lowest floor, away from windows, preferably under sturdy furniture.
- Protect yourself: Put as many walls as possible between you and the outside, cover yourself with a mattress or heavy blanket, and protect your head.
- If you’re in a mobile home or outdoors: Leave mobile homes and find sturdier shelter; if no shelter is available, lie flat in a low-lying area and cover your head.
- After the warning ends: Wait for an all-clear from authorities before leaving shelter, and be aware of hazards from debris.
Would you like me to monitor for the very latest official warnings in a specific Nebraska area (e.g., Omaha metro, Lincoln area, or a particular county) and summarize the current watch/warning status? If you provide a location, I can tailor the guidance. I can also provide up-to-date links to authoritative sources.