Arctic air will filter south and east through early this week. As this cold air moves across the South, a rare winter storm is forecast to develop from Texas, Gulf Coast States into the Southeast through early this week. Several new daily record low temperatures are expected, including new record-low maximum temperatures. For Southern California, fire weather concerns increase this week. Read More >
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An early winter storm devastates the Lincoln and Omaha areas as 6 to 14 inches of snow fell over the metro areas!!! Downed power lines and extensive tree damage resulted from the combination of leaves still on the trees and the heavy wet snow. Of note was the change over from rain to snow over southeast Nebraska. While rain had changed over to snow during the late evening hours of the 25th in the Lincoln area, Falls City did not change over to snow until 11am on Sunday the 26th!!!
Snowfall Amounts Clay Center 23 inches Orleans 18 inches Franklin 17 inches Red Cloud 14 inches Wilber 14 inches Lincoln 13-14 inches Gretna 13-14 inches Papillion 12 inches Utica 12 inches Boystown 10.5 inches Nehawka 8-10 inches Valley 9.2 inches Oakland IA 8 inches
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