Nebraska High and Low Temperatures
(and precipitation "PCPN" - - there was none)
July 19, 2002
NOTE the maps below the table!

     :  STATION              MAX /  MIN /   PCPN
ANW  :  AINSWORTH ARPT    :  106 /   84 /   0.00
AIA  :  ALLIANCE          :  101 /   63 /   0.00
AUH  :  AURORA            :  100 /    M /   0.00
BIE  :  BEATRICE          :  104 /   73 /      M
BBW  :  BROKEN BOW ARPT   :  104 /   63 /   0.00
CDR  :  CHADRON           :  105 /   67 /   0.00
OLU  :  COLUMBUS          :  100 /   70 /      M
FNB  :  FALLS CITY        :   98 /   72 /   0.00
FET  :  FREMONT           :   99 /    M /     M
GRI  :  GRAND ISLAND      :  105 /   66 /   0.00
HSI  :  HASTINGS ARPT     :  103 /   72 /   0.00
HDE  :  HOLDREGE          :  102 /   66 /   0.00
IML  :  IMPERIAL ARPT     :  102 /   63 /   0.00
EAR  :  KEARNEY           :  100 /   70 /...0.00
LXN  :  LEXINGTON         :  100 /    M /   0.00
LNK  :  LINCOLN           :  103 /   72 /   0.00
MCK  :  MCCOOK            :  107 /   68 /   0.00
OFK  :  NORFOLK           :  100 /   74 /   0.00
LBF  :  NORTH PLATTE ARPT :  104 /   63 /   0.00
OFF  :  OFFUTT AFB        :  100 /   73 /   0.00
OGA  :  OGALLALA ARPT     :  100 /   75 /   0.00
OMA  :  OMAHA/EPPLEY      :   98 /   77 /   0.00
ONL  :  O'NEILL ARPT      :  102 /   84 /   0.00
ODX  :  ORD ARPT          :  103 /   63 /   0.00
BFF  :  SCOTTSBLUFF       :  102 /   63 /   0.00
SNY  :  SIDNEY            :  100 /   61 /   0.00
TQE  :  TEKAMAH           :   97 /   73 /   0.00
VTN  :  VALENTINE ARPT    :  106 /   75 /   0.00
OAX  :  VALLEY NWS        :   98 /   74 /   0.00
JYR  :  YORK ARPT         :  102 /   70 /   0.00

M = obsrevation missing.
all temperatures are degrees "F".

5:19 PM CDST July 19, 2002


3:09 PM CDST July 19, 2002
Heat Index (how it feels)

Friday, July 19, 2002 High Temperatures, ending 7 PM CDST or,
start of Saturday, July 20, 2002 00Z or midnight GMT

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