June 2022 was a Very Active Month for Severe Weather in Nebraska
If you felt like severe weather was widespread across Nebraska during June, preliminary storm reports available through the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) would indicate that
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Jul 07
Jul 04
Budget woes lead to weather station closures
Update - Laura Thompson with UNL Extension is picking up the cost of Rulo. Thank you very much Laura. Leading into the sixth year of
Jul 01
The Updated CPC July Outlook Continues to Favor Above Normal Temperatures and Below Normal Moisture for Nebraska
The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) released their official temperature and precipitation outlooks for July on June 30th, which replaces their preliminary July outlooks issued June
Jun 10
The First Widespread Heat Wave of 2022 is on our Doorstep
After a cool start to June (Figure 1), numerical weather models are in strong agreement that well above normal temperatures will dominate the central and
Apr 27
La Nina Forecasted to Continue with Drought Expansion Likely According to CPC
La Nina conditions are still persistent across the Equatorial Pacific and the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) has placed the odds of this event continuing through
Apr 14
Strong Winds Buffet Nebraska April 12th
A powerful low pressure system that brought two days of blizzard conditions to eastern Montana, northeast Wyoming, northwest South Dakota and the western ¾ of
Mar 18
CPC Latest Outlooks Offer Little Drought Relief
The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) released their preliminary outlook for April along with their rolling 3-month outlooks on March 17th. The CPC outlooks have taken
Mar 17
Winter 2021-22 Recap
The National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI) has issued their preliminary temperature and precipitation rankings for this past winter season. The “preliminary” state average temperature
Feb 18
Spring 2022 Weather Outlook
Climate Prediction Center Spring Outlook The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) released the equivalent of their Spring outlook yesterday, along with their rolling 3-month outlooks through