March 4, 2007:  Satellite Image
The Snow Cover in Nebraska is Going Away

The snow cover in Nebraska is currently limited to southeast Nebraska and northeast Nebraska with a small swath from southwest
Nebraska up to north central Nebraska.  The darker gray areas of Lincoln and Omaha can be noted on the image.
These locations are darker due to the snow removal from the streets, there is not a complete covering of snow (white).
The river valleys show up as darker areas in Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota.
There is some remaining snow cover in far west Kansas and there are puffy cumulus clouds in central Missouri.


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