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July 25, 2021 6:14 pm Sunday featured plenty of rainfall for many locations in Southern Nebraska. That rain has since fallen apart, and we hung onto some cloud cover Sunday afternoon. The clouds kept temperatures from reaching 90° in Lincoln on Sunday – Lincoln had to settle with upper-80s for highs instead. We were able to see some peeks of sun through the clouds by late Sunday afternoon. Aside from some high-level clouds, we should see more clearing for the rest of Sunday evening and overnight. I anticipate that we’ll wake up to mostly clear skies on Monday morning with low temperature...

July 24, 2021 7:12 pm Cloud cover blanketed Southeast Nebraska for most of the day on Saturday which kept highs in the upper 80s for Lincoln. Not everyone was stuck in the 80s on Saturday. Locations such as Hebron, Beatrice, Columbus, and Wahoo were all able to surpass 90°. A few thunderstorms developed Saturday afternoon south of the Kansas-Nebraska state line. I wouldn’t be shocked to see a few of these crop up into our southern row of counties – such as Gage, Jefferson, and Pawnee counties – on Saturday evening. These storms should remain south of Lincoln and will dissipate late Sat...

KLKN-TV Saturday’s severe weather threat across southeast Nebraska is now over. Saturday’s storms were much weaker than Friday night’s storms, so for many, Saturday provided an additional boost in rainfall. We’ll keep an isolated storm chance for the remainder of Saturday evening. I do not think that severe weather will be an issue with these storms. Clouds should remain overnight and there is a very small chance of a shower Sunday morning. Stormcast shows only a few green freckles on the radar, so these showers will be few and far between – most will remain dry in the morning!

July 4, 2021 6:27 pm Mother Nature decided to play nice across most of Nebraska on Independence Day! We discussed the possibility of an isolated shower or storm on Saturday, but that just didn’t pan out. Lincoln will remain dry for the remainder of the 4th, perfect for any 4th of July festivities! Temperatures will drop into the upper-70s by the time most fireworks displays are beginning. Skies will be mostly clear Sunday evening and overnight. Lows by Monday morning will be in the upper-60s. We should remain mostly dry for your Monday as well. Computer model guidance is throwing some showe...

KLKN-TV July 3, 2021 7:25 pm Dry conditions prevailed for Lincoln on Saturday, but some storms are approaching the western part of the state as of Saturday evening. Computer model guidance suggests that these storms move eastward Saturday evening, perhaps reaching some of our southwestern counties. An isolated Severe Thunderstorm is not out of the question in western Nebraska. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 10PM MDT Saturday for Chase and Perkins counties. If you are watching in and around McCook, Grant, Imperial, Palisade, and Curtis, you may have to dodge some storms Saturda...