At about 6 p.m., the Nationwide Climate Service issued a extreme thunderstorm warning for elements of Lancaster County, together with Lincoln.

The Climate Service mentioned it was a monitoring a line of storms in northwest Lancaster County shifting east at 35 mph that might carry sturdy winds, heavy rain and penny-sized hail. 

Storms are forecast to proceed Tuesday night time and into Wednesday.

The climate service is forecasting as much as 2 inches of rain via Thursday over a large swath of japanese Nebraska stretching southeast of line from Norfolk to York all the best way to the Iowa border.

Lincoln is correct on the southern fringe of an space that might get heavier rain, as much as 3 inches.

“Damaging winds, giant hail, and really heavy rainfall anticipated,” The Nationwide Climate Service mentioned in a social media put up. “An remoted twister cannot be dominated out, and localized flash flooding may additionally happen.”

The climate service mentioned in a bulletin that the storms may carry localized rainfall of as much as 6 inches to sure areas.

Lincoln is in an space categorised as being in a “slight” danger for extreme climate, which is second-lowest on a five-level scale.

Lincoln has been fortunate to this point relating to extreme climate. Apart from the April 26 twister outbreak, the town has largely escaped the extreme climate that has pummeled areas close by with damaging hail, excessive winds and flash flooding. Omaha has been hit a number of instances this yr with storms that prompted vital injury.