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Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Greeley County & 4 Surrounding Counties, NE

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Severe Storm & High Wind Hazard in Greeley County, NE

NWS active Severe Thunderstorm Warning boundary map for Greeley County & 4 Surrounding Counties, NE
  • Expected Duration: August 19, 2026 from 10:57 AM until 11:45 AM CDT
  • Primary Hazard: 70 MPH Wind Gusts
  • Property Impact: Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect considerable tree damage. Wind damage is also likely to mobile homes, roofs, and outbuildings.

The National Weather Service office in Hastings, Nebraska has issued an official Severe Thunderstorm Warning for portions of Nebraska. A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for parts of central Nebraska, impacting Greeley, Howard, Merrick, Nance, and Valley counties, during the active warning period. Severe thunderstorms are expected to bring 70 MPH wind gusts and half-dollar size hail, causing hail damage to vehicles and considerable tree damage.

Impacted Locations

  • Counties Involved: Greeley County, Howard County, Merrick County, Nance County, Valley County
  • Cities Impacted: Belgrade, Scotia

Severe Weather Property Recovery Plan

Immediate Safety Measures

  • Seek Indoor Shelter: Move immediately inside a structurally sound building, staying on the lowest floor away from windows.
  • Secure Loose Property: Bring lightweight outdoor objects, furniture, and trash bins inside to avoid wind-borne projectile damage.
  • Disconnect Sensitive Gear: Unplug core electronic infrastructure to shield appliances from lighting strikes or sudden grid drops.

Post-Storm Insurance Preparation

  • Document structural damage: Take immediate photos of any visible effects of the storm, no matter how small or minute the damage may seem. Clear photographic evidence anchors your eventual claim recovery.
  • Mitigate safely: Policyholders generally have a responsibility to mitigate further damage. Handle emergency temporary fixes (like shutting off a main valve or tarping a broken window) if safe to do so. Do not attempt permanent structural repairs until an official inspection occurs.
  • Log milestones: Keep a running timeline of the incident, damage discovery dates, and interactions with your insurance company to keep the claim organized.

Noble Public Adjusting Group is basing our weather data on real-time active alerts provided by the National Weather Service.

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