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severe weather outlook overview for the next few days
- Wednesday, May 27
- Scattered severe thunderstorms remain possible across parts of the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic this afternoon and evening. Strong to severe gusts capable of producing wind damage should be the primary hazard, but isolated hail may also occur.
- Thursday, May 28
- Scattered severe storms are possible on Thursday over portions of the Columbia Basin with more isolated storms across the broader Northwest region. Damaging winds will be the primary threat, with some threat for large hail.
- Friday, May 29
- Isolated to scattered storms may produce large hail from eastern New Mexico and western Texas into southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana on Friday. Strong to severe storms may also occur across western Montana with gusty winds and marginal hail. Damaging thunderstorm wind gusts are also possible across portions of the central High Plains.
Loop of Future Radar Imagery - NAM Hires
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Individual Radar Forecast Images
The following images were created from data from the 2026-05-27 21:00 UTC.
It covers the time period from to .
NAM Hires - Simulated Radar for (+3 hours)
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NAM Hires - Simulated Radar for (+21 hours)
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NAM Hires - Simulated Radar for (+24 hours)
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NAM Hires - Simulated Radar for (+27 hours)
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NAM Hires - Simulated Radar for (+60 hours)
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what is my future radar?
On My Future Radar, you can see the future. Or at least, what the weather forecast models think the future will be.
You are on the page that displays data from the NAM Hires forecast model. Currently, we have radar imagery for this model from now until .
About My Future Radar
My Future Radar uses data from the Rapid Refresh and the NAM forecast models to provide simulated future radar imagery.
The Rapid Refresh model is run hourly and is useful for short term forecasting. The North American Mesoscale Forecast System (NAM) is run 4 times a day and typically has data from now to 2.5 days in the future.
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