(NRN)-- A climatologist with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says we could be in for a wet spring.

Ken Dewey says it was dry before the recent rains set in and he expects the weather to change quite often over the next few weeks with a back and forth pattern between wet and dry.  

Dewey says the temperatures have remained cool enough to keep many tornadoes from forming, but he says the current weather pattern will produce severe weather nonetheless. 

Dewey expects the tornado season to really form in June when the temperatures turn hot.