November 28, 2004. Image © Ken Dewey, HPRCC November 28, 2004 Snowfall Photos |
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NEW: Nov.
28, 2004 Nebraska Snowstorm
and, Nov.
28, 2004 Snowstorm Totals
and, Nov.
30, 2004 Record Cold
and, Snow
Cover Satellite image
Where is it snow covered? Current Snow Cover U.S. and Canada
November 17, 2004, 56 F low temperature
was a Record warm minimum temperature.
Warmest ever overnight temperature for the date. Old record
was 54 F in 1934.
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NOV 2004
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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
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AVG MIN
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AVG Mean
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SNOW |
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11/01/04
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59
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44
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52
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+7
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0.92
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80
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16
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13
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0
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57
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33
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45
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11/02/04
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51
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28
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40
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-5
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0.00
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79
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8
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25
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0
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57
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33
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45
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11/03/04
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50
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23
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37
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-7
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0.00
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78
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1
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28
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0
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56
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32
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44
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11/04/04
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55
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27
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41
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-3
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0.00
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80
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-4
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24
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0
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56
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32
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44
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11/05/04
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68
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27
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48
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+5
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0.00
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81
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15
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17
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0
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55
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31
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43
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11/06/04
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78
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35
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57
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+14
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0.00
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82
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8
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8
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0
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54
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31
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43
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11/07/04
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61
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34
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48
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+6
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0.00
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78
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0
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17
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0
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54
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31
|
42
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11/08/04
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62
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26
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44
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+2
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0.00
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81
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3
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21
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0
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53
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30
|
42
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11/09/04
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68
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37
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53
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+12
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0.00
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74
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12
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12
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0
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52
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30
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41
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11/10/04
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58
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37
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48
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+7
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0.71
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79
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4
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17
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0
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52
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29
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41
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11/11/04
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41
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21
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31
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-9
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T
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73
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-1
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34
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0
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51
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29
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40
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11/12/04
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45
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21
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33
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-7
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0.00
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74
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2
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32
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0
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51
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28
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40
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11/13/04
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49
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18
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34
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-5
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0.00
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85
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0
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31
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0
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50
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28
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39
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11/14/04
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50
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28
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39
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0
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0.00
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75
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-1
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29
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0
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50
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28
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39
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11/15/04
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57
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35
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46
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+8
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0.00
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76
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5
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19
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0
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49
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27
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38
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11/16/04
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66
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50
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58
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+20
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0.00
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74
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5
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7
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0
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49
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27
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38
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11/17/04
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64
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56
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48
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+11
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0.04
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75
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3
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17
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0
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48
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26
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37
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11/18/04
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59
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47
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53
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+16
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0.61
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78
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4
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12
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0
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47
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26
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37
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11/19/04
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50
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46
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48
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+12
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0.04
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73
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4
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17
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0
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47
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25
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36
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11/20/04
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46
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35
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41
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+5
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0.00
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75
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1
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24
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0
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46
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25
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36
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11/21/04
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44
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32
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38
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+3
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0.00
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70
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2
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27
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0
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46
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25
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35
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11/22/04
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51
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40
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46
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+11
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0.00
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68
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-1
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19
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0
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45
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24
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35
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11/23/04
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45
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31
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38
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+4
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0.00
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68
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-2
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27
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0
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45
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24
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34
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11/24/04
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42
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22
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32
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-2
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0.00
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70
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1
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33
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0
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45
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23
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34
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11/25/04
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55
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25
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40
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+6
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0.00
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76
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4
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25
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0
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44
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23
|
34
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11/26/04
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55
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34
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44
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+11
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0.16
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71
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-2
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21
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0
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44
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23
|
33
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11/27/04
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40
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25
|
33
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0
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0.02
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68
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-15
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32
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0
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43
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22
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33
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11/28/04
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33
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26
|
30
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-2
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0.04
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65
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-3
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35
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0
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43
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22
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32
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0.6
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11/29/04
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31
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22
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27
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-5
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0.07
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71
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-5
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38
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0
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42
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22
|
32
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0.6
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11/30/04
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33
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15
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24
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-7
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0.00
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71
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-10
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41
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0
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42
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21
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31
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TOTAL
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1566
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944
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2.61
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688
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0
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1.2
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Average
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52.2
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31.5
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41.9
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Normal
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49.1
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27.0
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38.1
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1.58
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806
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0
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2.6
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Departure
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+3.1
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+4.5
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+3.8
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+1.03 | -118 |
0
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-1.4
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Image © Ken Dewey, HPRCC November 24, 2004. With mild Autumn weather, these trees hold on to their red leaves in Lincoln. See more photos at our Photos of the Month Gallery |
November 12, 2004, Kingsley Dam at Lake McConaughy, NE. The lake has dropped 66 feet. Read about this with a forecast for next summer. Also, see photos of the lost city of Lemoyne. A Major Drought hits Lake McConaughy also see: Platte River Drought Update, Nov. 12, 2004 |
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Hottest recorded November temperature 85 in 1999. Coldest recorded November temperature -15 in 1887. Most
November Snowfall: 12.6 inches, 1957.
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). |
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