The Nebraska State Climate Office (NSCO) is an organization dedicated to delivering science-based climate services at the local and state level.
Our focus is on weather and climate monitoring, climate services, and stakeholder engagement.
Our office includes operation of the Nebraska Mesonet, a state-wide weather observation network with nearly 70 locations across Nebraska that assess local conditions.
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September brought it all. We saw nearly triple-digit heat, below-freezing temperatures and record-setting rainfall. The mix of... more
For the past two years, the Nebraska Extension Climate Issue Team has worked to address crop industry needs through workshops, listening... more
Temperatures were near normal, if slightly on the cool side, through August, and bouts of rain were nearly continuous in portions of the... more
The Nebraska State Climate Office is conducting a survey of Nebraska Mesonet users through at least the end of September.
“Weather... more
July started off following June’s lead and giving Nebraska temperatures that registered above normal, but by month’s end, a cool-down... more
Since our last newsletter, we’ve installed seven new weather stations across the state, which will help to boost our monitoring and... more
It’s summer, and the temperatures across much of Nebraska have been HOT. We’ve also seen plenty of rain, which has led to much of the... more
After a cold and snowy April, Nebraska seemingly skipped spring and went right to summer in May. Average temperatures were 2 degrees to... more
A mid-month blizzard stuck Nebraska, dropping between 8 inches and 2 feet of snow across the southern Panhandle and northcentral... more
April started with exceptionally cold air across a large section of the northern and central High Plains, as well as most of the central... more
UNL East Campus Webcam (east view)
Current conditions on East campus:
| Temperature | 41°F |
| Dewpoint | 27°F |
| Relative Humidity | 59% |
| 4inch Soil Temperature | 45°F |
| Incoming Solar Radiation | 149W/m^2 |
| Wind Speed | 8MPH |
| Wind Direction | SSW |
| Mean Sea Level Pressure | 1026mb |
| Hourly Precipitation | 0.00" |
