Lincoln, Nebraska
Summer 2004: June 1, 2004 - August 31, 2004

(NOTE: the National Weather Service uses the above dates for summer and not June 21 - September 21)

The total number of days with the temperature
90 degrees F or higher for Lincoln, NE
(2004, 2003, 2002, and, 1936 - the worst year ever, AND Normals).

2004
2003
2002
1936
NORMALS*
APRIL
1 day
1 day
1 day
0 days
0 days
MAY 
2 days
1 day
2 days
2 days
2 days
JUNE
3 days
2 days
19 days
17 days
8 days
JULY
7 days
19 days
22 days
29 days
16 days
AUGUST
7 days
17 days
13 days
23 days
12 days
SEPTEMBER
3 days
 7 days
11 days
 4 days
OCTOBER
1 day
1 day
0 days
0 days
TOTAL
20 days
43 days
65 days
82 days
42 days
NORMALS* (standard 1971-2000)

The total number of days with the temperature
100 degrees F or higher for Lincoln, NE
(2004, 2003, 2002, and, 1936 - the worst year ever, AND Normals).
2004: 1day
2003: 10 days
2002: 7 days
1936: 41 days
Normal: 5 days
 

The top of each vertical black bar is the high temperature for the day,
and the bottom of each black bar is the low temperature for the day.
Each vertical black bar represents what a thermometer would have shown on the day from the coldest to the warmest moment.

The blue line represents the normal low and the red line represents the normal high.

When the vertical black bar goes below the blue line, the low for that day was below normal.
When the vertical black bar goes above the red line the high for that day was above normal.

UNL
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
High Plains Regional Climate Center

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