Monday Hail Storms Possible For Eastern Wyoming

The above image is a forecast model. 

If you live around the extreme eastern side of Wyoming or the western side of South Dakota and Nebraska, be prepared for some hail this Monday

Tuesday should bring warmer and dryer weather.

There is a perfect convergence of upper-level winds moving air from the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific simultaneously.

It will all arrive right up the middle of those state lines later this afternoon and into the evening.

Some of the forecasted hail might be extreme.

What you see in the image above is where the hail is forecasted to fall.

It's a thin area but it's long.

There is no knowing where hail might fall or how heavy, or big, those suckers might be.

The good news is that these are areas that did not get a lot of winter weather.

There was concern about drought this winter.

But this spring has done more than enough to catch up.

Below is regional weatherman Don Day's forecast for the area including his warning about hail.

What surprises many people is that spring is the wettest time of year for this part of the country, not winter.

Even parts of Texas that were drought-ridden this winter are catching up.

This heavy thunderstorm season also comes with tornadoes.

Some years have more tornadic activity than others. So far this has been an average year.