| MBA Storm Center, this is a significant weather update from the k i m b a storm Center. This is a special weather statement for Campbell and Campbell County. Nebraska high wind warning for Kimberly Campbell County, Nebraska urgent weather message high wind warning remains in effect until 11 p.m. Tonight West Winds, 35 to 45 miles per hour with gusts up to 65 miles per hour expected for in Wyoming Goshen and Eastern Laramie counties, including Torrington and Pine Bluffs in Nebraska Banner Kimball moral and Cheyenne counties until 11 p.m. Saturday night impacts are mainly to Transportation. Strong Crosswinds will be hazardous to lightweight and high profile Vehicles including campers and tractor trailers. There would be a high risk for vehicle blow overs, especially on North to South oriented roads, a high wind warning means a hazardous high wind event is expected or occurring sustained wind speeds of at least for Thursday. 58 Mi per hour or more can lead to property damage. If you are out walking in trying to walk west. It is recommended that you walk west on 4th Street or any Street South Street as their houses and buildings to your North to block the wind so that you do not dust in your eyes and face. It will be nearly impossible to walk Westward on the north side of Highway 30 as Thursday or less buildings and houses to the north of 1st and 2nd streets as well as all the other streets that are on the north side of the railroad tracks a high wind warning continues until 11 p.m. Tonight when severe weather strikes the network area of Campbell and Campbell County, Nebraska. We strike first here on k i m b a network Blogspot stay tuned here to Kam being a network Blogspot for the latest weather information and Keeble Bushnell and text message brought to you by EFT. |
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