December 28, 2008: After an extremely cold two weeks, golfers enjoy the mild weather in Lincoln, NE.
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Ken Dewey, Applied Climate Sciences Group,
School of Natural Resources, UNL,
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December 28,
2008: After an extremely cold two weeks, golfers enjoy the mild weather in
Lincoln, NE.
December 28,
2008: The snow cover is gone and mild weather returns to Lincoln, NE.
December 28,
2008: Two ice skaters on Holmes Lake in east Lincoln, NE
December 28,
2008: Hillcrest Golf Course in Lincoln, NE
December 28,
2008: Only a few small patches of snow remain in the ditches in rural
Lincoln, NE.
December 28,
2008: Rural Southeast Nebraska.
December 26,
2008: Temperatures in the 60's rapidly melted all the snow and ice in
Lincoln, NE.
December 25,
2008: Christmas Day eastern Nebraska, near Omaha, I-80.
December 19,
2008: By afternoon the main arterials were free of ice and snow.
December 19,
2008: A slow morning commute in Lincoln, NE.
December 19,
2008: A half inch of ice and an inch of snowfall overnight.
December 17,
2008: I-80 near Cozad,
NE. Note the lack of snow in this part of the state.
December 17,
2008. Early morning
sunlight shines on our fresh snowfall
December 16, 2008:
An icy intersection in Lincoln, NE.
LINK: First Significant Snowfall of the Season (Photo Gallery): Lincoln, NE, December 16, 2008.
First Snowfall of the Season: Viewed from Hardin Hall, home of this web site. December 16, 2008.
The view just after sunset, December 15,
2008, from Hardin Hall, home of this web site.
Due to the slow shutter speed the headlights and tail lights of the vehicles are
slightly blurred
December 3, 2008: The first snowfall
of the season in rural Lincoln, Nebraska.
December 3, 2008: A light snowfall
overnight coated the Lincoln, NE, landscape.
December 3, 2008: An overnight
snowfall created icy residential streets in Lincoln, NE
December 2, 2008: Just after sunset in
Lincoln, NE.
December 2, 2008: Just after Sunset
in Lincoln, NE.
December 2, 2008: Mild weather with 50's
in eastern Nebraska and 70's in SW Nebraska
December 1, 2008: Looking west toward
the City Campus from East Campus of UNL
December 1, 2008: Close up view of
the Lincoln skyline from Hardin Hall, home of this website