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Oct. 2019 Summary (COLD, with variable precipitation):
(see tabs below for much more, including several graphics)

More than anything else, Oct. 2019 was defined by well-below average temperatures, with most of the area averaging 4-6º below normal for the month as a whole. In terms of rankings, most official temperature stations experienced somewhere between the 3rd-7th coldest October on record. The overall-coldest stretch occurred during the final five days of the month (27th-31st), which marked the coldest finish to October on record at Hastings, and 2nd-coldest at Grand Island (around 18º below normal over the course of those 5 days)! Precipitation-wise, totals varied considerably, from less than 0.75" in several southwestern local counties (such as Furnas/Harlan/Gosper), to at least 4-5" in parts of Thayer and southeastern Fillmore counties. As a whole, roughly 60% of the area measured below-normal October precipitation, with the majority of above-normal amounts focused (roughly) east of a line from Osceola NE to Osborne KS. 

NOTE: All information in this story pertains to the 30-county NWS Hastings Coverage Area

October 2019 Precipitation October 2019 Snowfall

 



2019 Nebraska Cooperative Observer Precipitation Tables (around 45 sites) new monthly data is usually filled out by the 20th
2019 Kansas Cooperative Observer Precipitation Tables (around 17 sites)    new monthly data is usually filled out by the 20th

2018 Nebraska Cooperative Observer Precipitation Tables (around 45 sites)
2018 Kansas Cooperative Observer Precipitation Tables (around 17 sites)

Archived Precipitation Tables And Monthly Climate Stories

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