2019 a trying year for the ag industry
Producers across the Corn Belt faced one struggle after another as harvest drew to a close this fall. Throughout 2019, they fought brutal cold; a
Recent Reports
Dec 18
Aug 13
Flood continues to draw attention through quarter
The March 2019 flood continued to draw attention from stakeholders, natural hazard planners, concerned Nebraskans and media outlets through the second quarter of the year
Apr 02
Quarterly: Rough winter brings climate to fore
Winter brought terrible cold and too much moisture to many parts of the state, leading to simultaneous catastrophic weather events in the west, northcentral and
Jan 24
Quarterly: Climate Assessment goes local
Released just after Thanksgiving, the Fourth National Climate Assessment took the media and public by storm with its projections for the climate in the future
Sep 15
Quarterly: Climate issue team addresses crop industry needs
For the past two years, the Nebraska Extension Climate Issue Team has worked to address crop industry needs through workshops, listening sessions and the creation
Aug 10
7 new weather stations installed
Since our last newsletter, we’ve installed seven new weather stations across the state, which will help to boost our monitoring and decision-support services to Nebraskans
Jun 26
Spring quarterly newsletter: Climate affecting ecosystems
Nebraska State Climate Office has released the spring edition of Climate Crossroads, its quarterly newsletter. In this issue, we take a look at how the
Mar 20
Building climate resiliency
Here you’ll find our spring edition of the Climate Crossroads, the quarterly newsletter from the Nebraska State Climate Office. We just returned from a conference
Dec 12
State Climate Office service to state continues to grow
Here you’ll find our winter edition of the Climate Crossroads, the quarterly newsletter from the Nebraska State Climate Office. As we reflected on the past
Sep 24
Fall Quarterly: Nebraska Mesonet support priceless
The Nebraska State Climate Office has released the fall edition of Climate Crossroads, and it has been a busy quarter. Not only did we go