JULY 2003 - LINCOLN, NE
Aerial Views of Lincoln, Nebraska July 2003, and
Aerial Views of Lincoln, Nebraska June 2003
Sunday evening, July 20, 2003.
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All Images © K. Dewey, High Plains Regional Climate Center

Year 2003 Precipitation: monthly

Month
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
TOTAL
  
observed
0.41
1.62
0.84
2.42
3.60
 6.79
0.52
Jan. 1-July 31: 17.07
observed
normal
0.67
0.66
2.21
2.90
4.23
3.51
3.54
Jan. 1-July 31: 17.72
normal
Normal January 1 through June 30 Precipitation = 14.18 inches
 Normal January 1 through July 31 Precipitation = 17.72 inches.
Tied record warmest minimum on July 17, warmest low temperature ever recorded for the date, 78 F
CLICK HERE for further information on the July 17, 2003 High Temperatures.
CLICK HERE for further information on the July 25, 2003 High Temperatures.
RED color for high temperatures = 90 F or higher.

RECENT NEW LINK:
July 31, 2003 Thunderstorm and Heavy Rain

JULY 2003  MAX MIN MEAN DEP PCPN RMAX RMIN HDD CDD AVG
MAX		 AVG
MIN		 AVG
Mean
07/01/03
88
 62 75 -1 0.00 108 45 0 10 88 64 76
07/02/03
 93
 65
79
 2
0.00
108
50
0
 14
89
64
77
07/03/03
 97
 72
 85
 8
0.00
108
47
0
 20
89
64
77
07/04/03
 92
 74
 83
 6
 0.00
110
47
0
 18
89
65
77
07/05/03
 95
 67
 81
 4
 0.03
110
42
0
 16
89
65
77
07/06/03
 98
 66
 82
 5
 T
105
49
0
 17
89
65
77
07/07/03
 94
 75
 85
 7
 0.00
104
49
0
 20
89
66
78
07/08/03
 94
 75
 85
 7
 T
102
50
0
 20
89
66
78
07/09/03
 88
 68
 78
 0
 0.07
104
49
0
 13
89
66
78
07/10/03
 89
 63
 76
 -2
 0.00
104
48
0
 11
89
66
78
07/11/03
 90
 60
 75
 -3
 0.00
107
51
0
 10
90
66
78
07/12/03
 85
 56
 71
 -7
 0.00
 111 52 0
 6
 90 66 78
07/13/03
 92
 63
 78
 0
 0.00
 109 50 0
 13
 90 66 78
07/14/03
 100
 70
 85
 7
 0.00
 107 48 0
 20
 90 66 78
07/15/03
 94
 65
 80
 2
 0.00
 112 51 0
 15
 90 66 78
07/16/03
 96
  60
 78
 0
 0.01
 109 50 0
 13
 90 66 78
07/17/03
 105
 78
 92
14
 0.11
 112 54 0
 27
 90 66 78
07/18/03
 93
 73
 83
  5
 0.00
 108 55 0
18
 90 66 78
07/19/03
 89
 69
 79
 1
T
 111 53 0
 14
 90 66 78
07/20/03
100
 68
 84
 6
 0.13
 110 53 0
 19
 90 66 78
07/21/03
 81
 65
 73
 -5
 0.10
 107 50 0
 8
 90 66 78
07/22/03
 81
 56
69
  -8
 T
 105 51 0
 4
 90 67 78
07/23/03
 83
 52
 68
  -10
 0.00
 106 48 0
 3
 90 67 78
07/24/03
 92
 60
 76
 -2
 0.00
 111 52 0
 11
 90 67 78
07/25/03
 101
 73
 87
 9
 0.00
 115 52 0
 22
 90 67 78
07/26/03
  102
 76
 89
  11
 0.00
 109 55 0
 24
 90 67 78
07/27/03
 87
 70
79
 1
 0.06
 108 52 0
 14
 90 67 78
07/28/03
 87
 63
 75
 -3
 0.01
 106 47 0
 10
 90 67 78
07/29/03
 89
 58
 74
 -4
 0.00
 105 49 0
 9
 90 66 78
07/30/03
 93
 64
 79
 1
 0.00
 106 42 0
 14
 90 66 78
07/31/03
 87
 59
 73
 -5
 0.87
 108 50 0
 8
 89 66 78
TOTAL        
1.39
      0 441      
AVERAGE
 92.1
 66.0
 79.1
                  
NORMAL 89.6 65.9 77.8  
3.54
    
0
390
      
DEPARTURE
 +2.5
+0.1
+1.3
     -2.15      
 +51
      
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From the record books:
Hottest recorded July temperature, 115 F, July 25, 1936.
Coldest recorded July temperature, 42 F, July 5, 1972 and July 30, 1971.
Hottest July Average Temperature = 87.9 in 1936
Coldest July Average Temperature = 71.1 in 1891
July Average Temperature this year = 

AVERAGE AND TOTAL are JULY 2003.
NORMAL is the 1971-2000 Standard Normals.
DEPARTURE is JULY 2003 Average measured against 1971-2000 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).
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High Plains Regional Climate Center

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