December 1, 2006 through February 28, 2007

Winter Weather Summary for Omaha

December 1, 2006 - February 28, 2007: all temperatures (highs and lows combined)
were above normal 57% of the time
were below normal 42% of the time
exactly normal  1% of the time


The top of each vertical black bar shows the high temperature for the day and
the bottom of each vertical black bar shows the low temperature for the day.
The red curving line is the normal high temperature and the curving blue line is the normal low temperature.
For example on December 1 the high for the day was 36 and the top of the black bar is well below the red line or normal high temperature of 40 F.
The low temperature on December 1 was 5 and the bottom of the black bar is well below the blue line showing the normal temperature of 22 F.

Omaha, Nebraska
December 1, 2006 -February 28, 2007

 
Number of Days
December
Number of Days
January
Number of Days
February 
Number of Days
Dec. 1-Feb. 28
High Temperature
above normal
26
16
7
  
49
High Temperature
below normal
5
14
20
39
High Temperature
exactly normal
0
1
1
2
 Number of Days
 31
31
 28
90
         
Low Temperature
above normal
24
17
12
53
Low Temperature
below normal
7
14
16
37
Low Temperature
exactly normal
0
0
0
0
Number of Days
31
31
28
90

Omaha: December 1 - February 28
The high temperatures were above normal (49/90) 55% of the time from December 1 - February 28
The high temperatures were below normal  (39/90) 43% of the time from December 1 - February 28
The high temperatures were exactly normal never (2/90) 2% of the time from December 1- February 28
 

Omaha: December 1 - February 28
The low temperatures were above normal (53/90) 59% of the time from December 1 - February 28
The low temperatures were below normal  (37/90) 41% of the time from December 1 - February 28
The low temperatures were exactly normal only 0 times or 0% of the time from December 1- February 28


UNL
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
High Plains Regional Climate Center

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