Press Release
Severe Storms Hit Nebraska Panhandle: Continued Threat Ahead
Sidney, NE – June 15, 2025 – A powerful late-afternoon storm swept through the Nebraska Panhandle on Sunday, bringing high winds, hail, and reports of funnel clouds. The National Weather Service (NWS) issued an array of storm watches beginning around 5 p.m., quickly escalating to thunderstorm warnings as the tempest made its way from McGrew to Potter and across Cheyenne County.
The Sunday evening storm ravaged the Sidney area, with strong winds causing significant disruptions. Weather forecasts indicate that the region will remain under the threat of storms through Tuesday.
The NWS warns that the coming days could bring an increase in showers and thunderstorms, with the potential for isolated severe weather, including strong winds and large hail. Additionally, an isolated tornado cannot be discounted as conditions remain volatile. Residents are urged to stay updated and prepared as local forecasts predict continued severe weather patterns throughout the week. Weather advisories and alerts will be in place, keeping the community informed of any imminent threats.
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