
AWDN Soil Moisture
Soil Moisture Station Plots
Nebraska Soil Moisture
Soil moisture plays a critical role in agricultural activities and land atmosphere interaction. In 1998 the High Plains Regional Climate Center upgraded stations in the Automated Weather Data Network (AWDN) to monitor soil water at 14 sites in Nebraska. The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has provided soil moisture sensors for some of the sites. Currently, sensors are placed at 10, 25, 50, and 100 cm below the surface at 51 AWDN sites.
Ainsworth Soil Moisture Plot
Station Information
Station ID: a250059
Network: awdn
Name: AINSWORTH
Climate Division: 02
County: BROWN
State: NE
Latitude: 42.55
Longitude: -99.82
Elevation: 2509 Feet
Period of Record: 1984/6/4 - Current
Variables Reported
24 hour Maximum Temperature
24 hour Minimum Temperature
Precipitation
Average Daily Wind Speed
Avg Soil Temp at 10cm Bare Soil
Global Solar Rad in Watts
Avg Relative Humidity
Evapotranspiration NE
Soil Moisture Information
| Variable | Units | Start | End | Probe Type | Soil Type |
| Soil Moisture at 10cm | % | 2005 | 9999 | Theta | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 25cm | % | 2005 | 9999 | Theta | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 50cm | % | 2005 | 9999 | Theta | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 100cm | % | 2005 | 9999 | Theta | Clay |
| Soil Moisture at 10cm | % | 1998 | 2005 | Vitel | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 25cm | % | 1998 | 2005 | Vitel | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 50cm | % | 1998 | 2005 | Vitel | Silt |
| Soil Moisture at 100cm | % | 1998 | 2005 | Vitel | Clay |
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