Heat Advisory: High Humidity May Cause Heat Illnesses in Kansas and Nebraska Counties
The National Weather Service warns that hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses Tuesday afternoon.
Everything reported for Saline County and within 40 miles of it, at every level. Warnings and official records name the county they apply to, which is the level most of them are issued at.
The National Weather Service warns that hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses Tuesday afternoon.
The National Weather Service Omaha has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of southwest Iowa and southeast Nebraska, including Mills, Montgomery, and Fremont counties, effective until 7 PM CDT Tuesday.
Forecasters warn of feels-like temperatures up to 110 degrees through the Labor Day weekend.
The National Weather Service has extended a heat advisory for portions of north central Kansas and east central and south central Nebraska, including Phillips, Smith, and Jewell counties.
The National Weather Service warns of heat index values up to 105 from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday evening.
The National Weather Service has extended the Dense Fog Advisory for ten counties in Iowa and Nebraska until 9 AM CDT Wednesday, August 26.
Fillmore County, Nebraska, is covered under a federal major disaster declaration, though individual household aid is not available.
Public Assistance has been declared for Jefferson County for May storm damage, but Individual Assistance for households was not included.
Public Assistance has been approved for local government and public infrastructure, but no individual household grants were declared for Gage County.
Federal funding has been granted to governments and nonprofits in Thayer County, but Individual Assistance for households was not declared.
CMS enforcement documentation shows Heritage Crossings in Geneva, Nebraska, was subject to a three-day payment denial penalty starting June 2, 2026.