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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After two consecutive months of above-normal temperatures to start the winter season, an energetic northern jet developed over North... more
The southeast corner of Nebraska hit the snow jackpot this season, after January continued the trend of substantial snowfall amounts... more
Nebraska State Climate Office and Nebraska Extension are bringing the National Climate Assessment 4 to Nebraskans with a summit is... more
Precipitation was the big story for the end of the year in Nebraska. Thanks to several storms that moved across the state, precipitation... more
Hail Know, a project developed by a team of inventive Nebraska... more
Released just after Thanksgiving, the Fourth National Climate Assessment took the media and public by storm with its projections for the... more
November delivered cooler-than-normal temperatures across much of the state. The average was 33.1°F, which is 3.6°F cooler... more
October began with some record-breaking high temperatures recorded at both Grand Island and Hastings airports. Just a day later, a cold... more
The last month has been a challenge for producers to get their crops harvested in a timely manner,... more
September brought it all. We saw nearly triple-digit heat, below-freezing temperatures and record-setting rainfall. The mix of... more
UNL East Campus Webcam (east view)
Current conditions on East campus:
| Temperature | 41°F |
| Dewpoint | 18°F |
| Relative Humidity | 38% |
| 4inch Soil Temperature | 38°F |
| Incoming Solar Radiation | 0W/m^2 |
| Wind Speed | 1MPH |
| Wind Direction | SE |
| Hourly Precipitation | 0.00" |
