Photos © Ken Dewey
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January
29, 2001: A band of heavy wet snowfall moves over the UNL city campus.
January 28, 2001: A
pink flamingo sits buried in snow. It's only in the 20's and it's
snowing again. The
2000-2001 winter snowfall total is now more than twice the amount
of all last winter.
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January
28: Several inches of snow falls on Lincoln as a major winter storm that
hit
the southwestern U.S. moves across the southern Plains with heavy snow
in Kansas
January
21, 2001: Ice skating/hockey on Holmes Lake in east Lincoln.
Moonrise
over the UNL City campus, 5 PM, January 8, 2001.
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January
21, 2001: Although the snow cover is virtually gone now and the temperatures
have
moderated to near normal levels, Holmes Lake in east Lincoln
is
still frozen across making ice fishing ideal this time of year.
January
2, 2001: Warm air is spreading back over the region
after
4 weeks of a deep freeze causing low clouds and overnight ice fogs.
The
ice skaters at Holmes Lake are enjoying their mid-winter break.
Last
year at this time, the lake was unfrozen!
