I'll try to be quiet while you sleep.... it's 3:28 am here in Atlanta, do you know where your cars are? 🙂
There are some light showers moving into the Lincoln area right now and they may linger through the early morning hours, bu most of the day should be dry.
Recording #147.mp4
Here's the hour by hour
Here are the expected temperature anomalies (GFS) through the end of next week. Sun-Tue will be warm, but great after that.
Good morning!
I guess you heard the rain moving through during the overnight hours, it is now pushed southeast of Lincoln and today to should a relatively dry day to kick off the ProSolo!
This is a combined radar/water vapor loop, and the numbers are dewpoints. Much drier air is moving into southeast Nebraska and today should feel great. About 15 seconds into the loop I switch from dewpoint to temperatures.
Lincoln Friday AM.mp4
The NWS hour by hour forecast looks grea
Good morning fellow Solo people! 🙂 Sounds like aliens to me.
I know we have a lot of people onsite for tomorrow's ProSolo, so this section has to to with this afternoon and evening. There will be severe weather in the area, please make sure everything is secure, and the car is in a trailer if you have one.
So please stay weather aware later this afternoon and evening. I will be around and making updates on the FB page if necessary.
Soooo, for tomorrow and Saturday.
Good morning!
Well... the ProSolo is looking damp and cool, but things are looking for the first part of next week.
Official NWS Forecast for Lincoln http://www.daculaweather.com/4_track_lincoln.php
NWS Omaha Outlook
Meteogramm showing the hour by hour forecast
WPC Rainfall Forecast
24 hour period - 8 pm Thursday through 8 pm Friday
24 hour period - 8 pm Friday through 8 pm Saturday
Drive safe!
Good morning! 🙂
Before we talk about Nebraska weather, just a little bit about Dorian. I know we have a lot of people from Florida that are going to be headed to Lincoln, and Dorian "may" have a significant impact on Florida. I know most Floridians have their go to people for tropical information as well as the obvious NHC, but I'm tracking Dorian as well with frequent updates throughout the day. So if you or someone you know has any interest near the east coast of Florida, you can follow m
Good morning!
A little rough weather moving through Lincoln this morning, so not a very good day to be outdoors. And that same scenario may hold true for Thursday as a cold front pushes through the state bringing showers and thunderstorms along with cooler temperatures.
The radar this morning isn't looking too good right now. I don't like the hook in the storm to the north of Lincoln, and the storm to the south certainly has some hail in it.
To the thinking for
Good afternoon to everyone!
Here's the first look at the forecast for the ProSolo, as we're now in the range of the actual National Weather Service forecast, and this is what it looks like.
http://www.daculaweather.com/4_track_lincoln.php
Lo and behold... below normal temps and a chance for rain. Who woulda thought? 😜
Here are the thoughts from the Omaha NWS office.
Friday is looking a little wet and this is what the Weather Prediction Center 6 hour rainf
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Hump Day! 🙂
I guess people that are running the ProSolo will start to arrive in Lincoln around the middle of next week, so we are now within the range to start looking ahead a little bit.
Both the major models and their ensembles point to cooler than normal temps and around normal for precip for the first part of the event. The central part of the country will be sandwiched between two ridges, and for Lincoln, that would generally mean cooler temperature
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We are now getting within distance of the main deterministic models and it is looking like a relatively cool Nationals!
Both the major models (and their ensembles) are showing a trough in the central part of the country during that time frame, and for Lincoln, that generally means cooler temperatures.
Here's a look at the GEFS high/low temps
Notice a downward trend in the temps and moisture.
It appears the GFS is trying to bring a cold
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Moonlight over the Gulf
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