August 28, 2002, 7:20 PM CDST. A severe thunderstorm moves over Lincoln, viewed from southeast Lincoln. |
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Year 2002 Lincoln Precipitation: monthly
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Jan. 1-August 31 |
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August 2
was 1 degree away from a record low!
August
21, record precipitation for the date of 2.41 inches (old record was 1.95
inches in 1989).
WETTEST
AUGUSTS:
1910 with
13.98 inches; 1900 with 9.07 inches; 1982 with 8.57 inches;
with 8.29 inches
Related links are located below the data tables and photos!
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MAX
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MIN
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MEAN
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DEP
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PCPN
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RMAX
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RMIN
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HDD
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CDD
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AVG
MAX |
AVG
MIN |
AVG
Mean |
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08/01/02
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88
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63
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76
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-2
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0.00
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105
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48
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0
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11
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89
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66
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78
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08/02/02
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85
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53
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69
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-9
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0.00
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107
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52
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0
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4
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89
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66
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78
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08/03/02
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102
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70
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86
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+8
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0.00
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108
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51
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0
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21
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89
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66
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78
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08/04/02
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102
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72
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87
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+9
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0.22
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109
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45
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0
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22
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89
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66
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78
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08/05/02
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100
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74
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87
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+10
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0.14
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109
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48
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0
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22
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89
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66
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77
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08/06/02
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97
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77
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87
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+10
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0.00
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104
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49
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0
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22
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89
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66
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77
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08/07/02
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93
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74
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84
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+7
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0.00
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104
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44
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0
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19
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89
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66
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77
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08/08/02
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92
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64
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78
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+1
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0.00
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110
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50
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0
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13
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89
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66
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77
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08/09/02
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86
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64
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75
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-2
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0.00
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106
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48
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0
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10
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89
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65
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77
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08/10/02
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92
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66
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79
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+2
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0.01
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104
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48
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0
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14
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88
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65
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77
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08/11/02
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99
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66
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83
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+6
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0.00
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105
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48
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0
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18
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88
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65
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77
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08/12/02
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87
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58
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73
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-3
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0.34
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107
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47
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0
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8
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88
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65
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76
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08/13/02
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82
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58
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70
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-6
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T
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108
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50
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0
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5
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88
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65
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76
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08/14/02
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91
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55
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73
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-3
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0.00
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103
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50
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0
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8
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88
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65
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76
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08/15/02
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89
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59
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74
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-2
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0.00
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106
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48
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0
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9
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88
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64
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76
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08/16/02
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96
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57
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77
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+1
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0.09
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107
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49
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0
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12
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87
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64
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76
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08/17/02
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81
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60
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71
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-5
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0.55
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107
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46
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0
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6
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87
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64
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76
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08/18/02
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69
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60
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65
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-10
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T
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110
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47
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0
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0
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87
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64
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75
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08/19/02
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79
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59
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69
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-6
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0.21
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100
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45
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0
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4
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87
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63
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75
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08/20/02
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91
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63
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77
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+2
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0.83
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102
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39
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0
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12
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87
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63
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75
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08/21/02
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92
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68
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80
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+5
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104
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47
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0
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15
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86
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63
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75
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08/22/02
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90
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66
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78
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+4
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1.41
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103
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46
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0
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13
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86
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63
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74
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08/23/02
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85
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68
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77
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+3
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0.42
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103
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43
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0
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12
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86
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62
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74
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08/24/02
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78
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65
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72
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-2
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0.00
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107
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43
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0
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7
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86
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62
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74
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08/25/02
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86
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64
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75
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+2
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0.00
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105
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45
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0
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10
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85
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62
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73
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08/26/02
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82
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63
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73
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0
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T
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106
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48
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0
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8
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85
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61
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73
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08/27/02
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87
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62
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75
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+2
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T
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104
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46
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0
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10
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85
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61
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73
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08/28/02
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85
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65
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75
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+2
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1.66
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103
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41
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0
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10
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85
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61
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73
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08/29/02
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86
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63
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75
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+3
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0.00
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101
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41
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0
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10
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84
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60
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72
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08/30/02
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85
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67
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76
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+4
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0.00
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103
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42
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0
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11
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84
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60
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72
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08/31/02
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87
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64
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76
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+4
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0.00
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103
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44
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0
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11
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84
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60
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72
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AUG
2002
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TOTAL
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2744 |
1987
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8.29
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0
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357
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AVERAGE
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88.5
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64.1
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76.3
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NORMAL
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87.1
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63.7
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75.4
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3.35
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5
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315
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DEPARTURE
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+1.4 |
+0.4
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+0.9
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+4.94 |
-5
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+42 |
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Hottest recorded August temperature, 110 F, August 8, 1934 & August 18, 1936. Coldest recorded August temperature, 39 F, August 20, 1950. NORMAL is the 1971-2000 Standard Normals. MAX = Observed Maximum and MIN = Observed Minimum temperatures. MEAN = Observed Mean Daily temperature. DEP = Departure from normal ( __ = below normal, + above normal). PCPN = Observed daily precipitation (midnight to midnight, CST). RMAX = Record maximum temperature. RMIN = Record Minimum temperature. HDD = heating degree day units (base of 65 degrees). CDD = cooling degree day units (base of 65 degrees). AVG MAX = Daily Normal High Temperature (1971-2000 normals). AVG MIN = Daily Normal Low Temperature (1971-2000 normals). AVG MEAN = Daily Normal Mean Temperature (1971-2000 normals). |
Photo © 2002, K. Dewey, HPRCC Despite the drought, the morning sunrise finds fog hovering near the ground in rural southeast Lincoln in early August. |
Lincoln's Drought of 2002, Statistics and Rankings (as of August 7)
Photo
© 2002 HPRCC
The
Platte River near Grand Island has completely run out of water,
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