June 24, 2007:  Tropical moisture contributes to a foggy morning in Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Cumulus clouds begin to grow just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Cumulus clouds begin to grow just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Cumulus clouds begin to grow just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 22, 2007:  Just west of Lincoln, Nebraska.
 
 

June 22, 2007:  Two rain shafts are visible beneath the clouds in the distance.

June 22, 2007:  A rain shaft just before sunset west of Lincoln, NE.

June 22, 2007:  Another rain shaft just before sunset west of Lincoln, NE.
The rain shaft is moving from left to right in the image.
Note the bulge in the rain shaft to the left where the rain cooled air is
slamming into the ground and flowing away from the rain shaft.

June 22, 2007:  A wide angle view, same as the above image.

June 22, 2007:  A lush green corn field welcomes another rainfall across Lancaster County near sunset.

June 22, 2007:  A strange cloud formation hanging down from the base of a much larger cumulus cloud.

June 19, 2007:  Hardin Hall, home to the High Plains Regional Climate Center

June 18, 2007:  A "Roll Cloud" moves over the city of Lincoln, NE, as viewed from the High Plains Regional Climate Center.
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June 16, 2007:  Looking northeast where the Platte River flows under the I-80 Bridge south of Grand Island.
New Link: Platte River, June 2007 River Flow Update

June 16, 2007 Flowers in Lincoln, Nebraska.  .

June 16, 2007 Flowers in Lincoln, Nebraska.

June 13, 2007:  A sunny afternoon along I-80 in Central Nebraska.

June 13, 2007:  A foggy and rainy morning in Lincoln, NE.

June 9, 2007:  Rural Lincoln, Nebraska

June 9, 2007:  Rural Lincoln, Nebraska

June 6, 2007.  Cars parked under the Interstate overpass during a tornado warning.
DON'T DO THIS,
it is more dangerous under the overpass than you might imagine.
See these articles:
http://www.weathersafety.ohio.gov/tornadoeshighway.aspx
http://www.usatoday.com/weather/resources/basics/tornado-underpass.htm
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/papers/overpass.html

June 6, 2007.  A day of storms in north central Nebraska.

June 6, 2007.  Strong winds from the storm blew this semi over on its side.

June 6, 2007.  A tornado warned storm.

June 6, 2007.  This Sandhills abandoned home must have been quite glorious in its day.

June 6, 2007.  As night falls, storms continue to build over Ainsworth, NE.

June 6, 2007.

June 6, 2007.  Storms from north central Nebraska begin to spread into the Badlands of SOuth Dakota

June 6, 2007.
 

June 6, 2007.  Blowing dust in the Sandhills of Nebraska feed into a nearby thunderstorm.

June 6, 2007.

June 6, 2007.  Blowing dust feeding into a nearby thunderstorm.

June 6, 2007.

June 6, 2007.  Recent rains have left the Sandhills region very green as another storm approaches the area.

June 6, 2007.

June 6, 2007.  Nebraska Highway 83 between Thedford and Valentine.
A section of the old Hwy. 83 is partially visible on the left.

June 6, 2007.  Nebraska Highway 83 between Thedford and Valentine.

June 6, 2007:   A sign along Nebraska Hwy. 83 listing the nearby ranches in the Sandhills.

June 6, 2007:  Blowing dust along Hwy. 2 in central Nebraska.

June 6, 2007: Approaching a dust storm along I-80 in Nebraska.

June 6, 2007:  Visibility is limited due to blowing dust along I-80 in central Nebraska.
 
 

June 5, 2007:  Holmes Lake Park, Lincoln, NE.

June 5, 2007:  Downtown Lincoln viewed from the High Plains Regional Climate Center

June 5, 2007:  UNL stadium skyboxes viewed from the High Plains Regional Climate Center.

June 4, 2007: Looking northeast from the High Plains Regional Climate Center with a telephoto lens
at the two wind generators just north of I-80 in Lincoln.  Tropical moisture in the air is causing the haze.

June 3, 2007:  Warm and sunny with afternoon cumulus clouds and showers.

June 2, 2007:  Rural Lancaster County, Nebraska.

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