
ALT A full-disk satellite image of Earth taken from space. The planet is divided into two nearly equal halves: the left side is completely dark, while the right side is fully illuminated. The dividing line between day and night — called the terminator — runs straight from the North Pole at the top of the globe to the South Pole at the bottom. The illuminated half shows Europe, Africa, and parts of Asia under scattered white cloud systems. Deserts like the Sahara are visible in shades of tan, with green areas marking forests and vegetation.

ALT A graphic from NWS North Platte shows a Level 3 (Enhanced Risk) of severe thunderstorms for Monday, July 7, 2025, across central and southwest Nebraska, including North Platte. A Level 2 (Slight Risk) surrounds this area, with a Level 1 farther east. Storms are expected to form in the NE Panhandle and South Dakota by early evening (60–85% chance), then move into central Nebraska during the evening and overnight hours. Threat window is from 4 PM to 1 AM CDT. Primary threats are large hail and damaging wind, with heavy rain and a few tornadoes also possible. View created at 5:45 AM CDT.











