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Sep. 2019 Summary (HOT and rather dry for most):
(see tabs below for much more, including several graphics)

September 2019, above all else, was a hot month, as most of the area averaged 5-7º above normal, with warm overnight lows carrying a bit more "weight" than daytime highs. For most official NWS stations, this ranked between the 2nd-10th warmest September on record, and for many (including Grand Island and Hastings) was the overall-warmest since the 1930s! As for rainfall, quite honestly most folks likely welcomed the fact that roughly 85% of the area averaged below-normal (in the wake of a notably-wet August that featured considerable flooding in some places). In fact, roughly 35% of the area measured less-than-half of normal September rainfall, with some of the overall-driest places focused within Nance, Greeley and Sherman counties (where totals under 1" were most widespread). Of the only around 15% of the area that was wetter-than-normal, this primarily concentrated within parts of Thayer, Nuckolls and Phillips counties. The Thayer/southern Fillmore area was overall-wettest, highlighted by 6.73" at Hubbell (by far the highest official monthly total in our local area). 

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

September 2019 Precipitation

 



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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