This morning I'm seeing some 1" hail coming from the storm moving through Nebraska right now. I don't see anything to indicate it could produce anything larger much larger and I'm not expecting any significant hail today. 

Across the country todays main threat is snow for the northern and central Rockies but as I mentioned yesterday, Wednesday is still showing the potential for severe thunderstorms.  A dryline is forecast to extend from north to south from western Kansas into west Texas.  East of this dryline, moderate instability may develop that will foster thunderstorm development in western parts of the region during the afternoon, migrating eastward overnight.  A threat for hail and damaging wind gusts will exist by late afternoon, with a few tornadoes possible, especially from east Texas across Louisiana.

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