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Wintry Mix Early Tuesday, Then Turning Warm with Weekend Storm Chances
A brief wintry mix Tuesday gives way to warmer temperatures, sunshine midweek, and increasing chances for rain and storms into the weekend.
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Warm Midweek Before Storm Chances Return and Cooler Air Follows
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From Wind Chill to Warm-Up, Then Back to a Stormy Slide
A cold, windy start gives way to a warm and sunny weekend before shifting into a midweek mix of rain, snow, and cooler, unsettled conditions.
centralnebraskatoday.com
Red Flag Warning issued for line from Lexington to Alma, areas to the west
LEXINGTON — A Red Flag Warning for critical fire weather conditions has been issued for parts of central Nebraska for the afternoon and evening hours of Friday, April 3. Despite the recent precipitation, the area remains under drought conditions and westerly winds will serve to lower relative humidity values.
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Lexington sees driest January-March in 78 years, lack of precipitation breaks records in region
LEXINGTON — Lexington recorded its driest start to a year in 78 years, while the severe lack of precipitation set records across central Nebraska. According to the National Weather Service – Hastings, their entire coverage area was dry from Jan. 1 through March 31, but there was record or near record dryness for their western region. Most places recorded between 0.35 to 1.50 inches, but there were notable outliers.
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Crews mop up hot spots after early Sunday grassfire near Bertrand
Fire crews were still mopping up hot spots Sunday after a grassfire broke out southeast of Bertrand early in the morning, sending up heavy smoke and flames that were visible even in the dark. Bertrand Fire Chief Josh Evans said initial calls came in around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Crews worked...
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North Platte Bulletin
Tuesday morning: Donated hay arrives, no new outbreaks
Nearly two dozen semi-truckloads of badly needed hay arrived in Gothenburg Monday, as strong southerly winds tested the containment of the Cottonwood Fire. Some 22 semi-truckloads of hay arrived from eastern Nebraska to help meet the immediate needs of cattle ranchers devastated by the Cottonwood and Morrill fires. The hay will help keep cattle alive, ranchers afloat and communities together, organizers said.