NEBRASKA FLOOD DISASTER: 116-YEAR RAINFALL RECORD SHATTERED — 10.41 INCHES & RIVERS STILL RISING

#NebraskaFlood #weatheralert #breakingweather #floodwarning Nebraska is dealing with a historic flood disaster after a 116-year rainfall record was shattered in Lincoln, where the airport officially recorded 6.15 inches in a single day and a gauge north of town reportedly measured 10.41 inches. Flash flooding stranded cars, closed highways and triggered dozens of water rescues across Lincoln and Omaha, and rivers and creeks are still rising even though the rain has stopped. In this video, we break down the record rainfall totals, the hardest-hit areas, the flood warnings still in effect, and the forecast for the next 24-48 hours, plus a look at the next heavy-rain threat targeting the Gulf Coast this weekend. If you live in or travel through Nebraska, avoid flooded roads, stay away from swollen creeks and rivers, obey barricades, and never drive through floodwater. Watch to the end for the latest forecast, river flood updates and safety tips, and turn on notifications for live weather updates. 0:00 Nebraska's 116-year rainfall record shattered 1:53 Omaha rainfall totals and water rescues 4:13 Why rivers are still rising after the rain 7:00 Forecast: the next 48 hours explained 9:42 Gulf Coast flood risk and three scenarios #NebraskaFlooding #flashflood #lincolnnebraska #OmahaFlood #RecordRainfall