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Dust Storm in Red Willow, Nebraska

Dust Storm May 14, 2025 · Red Willow, Nebraska

What the National Weather Service wrote

A wall of dust along the outflow boundary dropped visibility to near zero in McCook. The dust storm moved northeast across the county.

The wider storm

During the evening a group of thunderstorms moved northeast through part of Southwest Nebraska. The main threat with these storms was straight-line winds with the storm activity. The straight-line winds from these thunderstorms continued to produce an expanding outflow boundary as the storm activity moved through. Wind gusts of 60-74 MPH were reported as the outflow boundary moved through, with the highest gust reported near Trenton. With the dry soils, dust storm conditions were reported as the outflow boundary moved through. The dust storm lasted for roughly 30 minutes before ending.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1262606. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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