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Severe weather analysis

Observations and analyses of the atmosphere now, from NWS, WPC and SPC. Not a forecast and not a warning: for those, see the Briefing and the Live tracker.

Surface observations / WPC surface analysis: feeds current

Surface observations: Feed current; checked .

WPC surface analysis: Feed current; checked .

Checked means retrieved, not newly issued. Each graphic retains its issue, observation, initialization or valid time. Site publishing status is separate.

Surface: what stations observe and WPC analyses

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Nebraska: one station shown in each small area of the map, so it stays legible; the table lists every station in a state.

On the map

  • Observed temperature, °F, above-left of the station
  • Observed dew point, °F, below-left
  • Observed temperature and dew point are left off the map on a screen this narrow: the table below lists every station’s.
  • Observed wind: the staff points to where it blows from; a full barb is 10 kt, a half 5, a pennant 50; a ring is calm
  • Analysis cold front
  • Analysis warm front
  • Analysis stationary front
  • Analysis occluded front
  • Analysis dry line
  • Analysis trough
  • Analysis high and low pressure centres, with their pressure in millibars

WPC’s bulletin does not say which side of a front its symbols go, so this map draws no triangles or half-circles; each front is named on the map and in the list.

Observed 2,245 stations, each at its own time, most between and . Airport and other automated stations’ reports (METARs), as AviationWeather.gov decodes them. Left out: 471 reports flagged by the station for maintenance and one report that cannot be right; no other quality control is applied here.

Analysis WPC’s surface analysis valid , issued . A forecaster’s analysis of the fronts and pressure centres at that hour, every three hours.

WPC analyses no front across Nebraska; troughs are drawn on the map.

Every station in Nebraska (39)
39 stations in Nebraska, by identifier
StationObservedTemperatureDew pointWindPressureVisibilityWeather
K4V936 °F32 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KAFK40 °F31 °F300° 6 kt—10+ mi—
KAHQ41 °F32 °F320° 6 kt—10+ mi—
KAIA29 °F23 °F180° 8 kt1035.8 mb10+ mi—
KANW32 °F28 °F170° 6 kt—10+ mi—
KAUH38 °F30 °F300° 3 kt—10+ mi—
KBBW26 °F24 °F320° 3 kt1037.6 mb10+ mi—
KBFF38 °F26 °F080° 3 kt1035.1 mb9 mi—
KBIE40 °F32 °F340° 3 kt—10+ mi—
KBTA41 °F31 °F310° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KBVN33 °F31 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KCDR37 °F28 °F200° 3 kt1034.5 mb10+ mi—
KCSB43 °F28 °F190° 4 kt—1.25 mi-DZ HZ
KEAR40 °F30 °Fcalm1037.4 mb10+ mi—
KFET39 °F32 °F290° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KGGF34 °F23 °F180° 9 kt—10+ mi—
KGRI37 °F33 °Fcalm1038.2 mb10+ mi—
KGRN38 °F27 °F200° 7 kt—10+ mi—
KHDE40 °F31 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KHJH38 °F32 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KHSI39 °F30 °Fcalm1037.6 mb10+ mi—
KIBM35 °F22 °F210° 7 kt—10+ mi—
KIML37 °F23 °Fcalm1037.7 mb10+ mi—
KJYR36 °F34 °F300° 5 kt—10+ mi—
KLCG34 °F30 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KLNK41 °F32 °Fcalm1037.6 mb10+ mi—
KLXN35 °F31 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KMCK40 °F30 °F230° 5 kt1037.8 mb10+ mi—
KMLE44 °F34 °F310° 5 kt—10+ mi—
KODX31 °F29 °F200° 3 kt1037.5 mb10+ mi—
KOFK37 °F30 °F250° 3 kt1037.1 mb10+ mi—
KOGA33 °F26 °F260° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KOLU36 °F31 °F250° 3 kt1038.1 mb10+ mi—
KONL36 °F30 °Fcalm—10+ mi—
KPMV42 °F31 °F290° 4 kt—10+ mi—
KSNY33 °F19 °F220° 10 kt1037.1 mb10+ mi—
KTIF40 °F26 °F200° 8 kt—10+ mi—
KTQE38 °F31 °F310° 6 kt1036.1 mb10+ mi—
KVTN37 °F28 °F200° 8 kt1035.5 mb10+ mi—

Surface observations checked · Data: NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Center

WPC surface analysis checked · Data: NOAA/WPC

Nebraska briefing

Not an official warning service. Warnings and watches are the National Weather Service’s, outlooks and reports the Storm Prediction Center’s and the Weather Prediction Center’s (Data: NOAA/NWS, NOAA/SPC, NOAA/WPC). When a warning is issued for you, act on it, and use weather.gov or a NOAA Weather Radio for where you are.