High Plains Regional Climate Center
All Images © Ken Dewey, School of Natural Resources, UNL.
April 8,
2003. City Campus, UNL. Green lawns, small colorful leaves
on the trees,
yet the
white of an early spring snowfall quickly melts away.
April 8,
2003. City Campus, UNL. A late spring snowfall appears
to have done
no harm
to the early spring colors in Lincoln.
April 8,
2003. City Campus, UNL. A late spring snowfall
appears to have done
no harm
to the leaves already out on the trees in Lincoln.
April 8,
2003. City Campus, UNL. A late spring snowfall
appears to have done
no harm
to the leaves already out on the trees in Lincoln.
March 31,
2003. East Campus, UNL. Daffodils in bloom.
April 3,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
April 3,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
March 31,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
March 31,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
April 5,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
April 5,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
March 31,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
April 3,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
April 3,
2003. East Campus, UNL.
March 31,
2003. Large Pussy Willow in bloom on East Campus, UNL.
March 31,
2003. A Magnolia tree and blooming daffodils add some color to east
campus.
March 31,
2003. East Campus, UNL. Note the four trees with small
green leaves and
the large
red blossoms on the tree to the left. Spring is arriving at a rapid
rate in Lincoln.
March 26,
2003. A rainbow in the eastern sky near 56th and Hwy. 2 in
Lincoln, NE at 6 PM.
April 1,
2003. Campus Rec. Center, City Campus, with red blossoms on
the trees.
April 1,
2003. Magnolia tree on East Campus of UNL.