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Thunderstorms cause power outages, tree damage in eastern Nebraska - Vimarsana News

Thunderstorms cause power outages, tree damage in eastern Nebraska

Thunderstorms swept through eastern Nebraska late Tuesday and early Wednesday, downing tree limbs and causing numerous power outages.

Watch now: Hundreds rally in Lincoln, Omaha after abortion draft decision is leaked - Vimarsana News

Watch now: Hundreds rally in Lincoln, Omaha after abortion draft decision is leaked

"I think this is just a demonstration of how fired up and angry people are about the news that was released," an organizer said.

Storms could disrupt Trump rally in Greenwood, forecasters say - Vimarsana News

Storms could disrupt Trump rally in Greenwood, forecasters say

Forecasters say people heading to the rally in Greenwood featuring former President Donald Trump should be prepared for "strong, potentially severe" thunderstorms.

Dry winter puts most of Nebraska in drought, raising fears of 'bad fire season' - Vimarsana News

Dry winter puts most of Nebraska in drought, raising fears of 'bad fire season'

As a sign of how dry it has been, a routine effort on Thursday to thaw the ground for a burial at an Omaha cemetery led to a grass fire

'Great Conjunction': Jupiter and Saturn to be closest to each other in nearly 400 years - Vimarsana News

'Great Conjunction': Jupiter and Saturn to be closest to each other in nearly 400 years

Check out some of Omaha's most jolly scenes this holiday season. The night sky over the next several days features a celestial event that is rich with the history of human understanding of Earth’s place in the universe. Jupiter and Saturn will be their closest to each other as viewed from Earth in nearly 400 years, said Jack Gabel, associate professor of physics and astronomy at Creighton University. This “great conjunction,” as it’s being called, will largely appear to the naked eye as a bright star low on the southwestern horizon just after sunset. Binoculars and a teles...

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