Lincoln Climate -- APR/MAY/JUN Precipitation Records

Extreme Fire Weather Concerns; Severe Thunderstorms from the Plains to Mississippi Valley

Extremely critical fire weather concerns for portions of the southern High Plans as strong wind and very dry conditions could result in rapid spread of any fires. Meanwhile, severe thunderstorms are expected once again across areas of the Central and Southern Plains, then spreading in the Mississippi Valley regions on Monday. Damaging winds, very large hail and strong tornadoes are possible. Read More >

Daily Precipitation Records for Lincoln

April, May, June

Date	April Record (inches)	Year	May Record (inches)	Year	June Record (inches)	Year
1	1.76	1927	2.62	1970	2.50	1958
2	1.13	1945	1.93	1929	2.71	1970
3	1.56	1950	1.59	1942	3.08	2008
4	1.62	1968	1.75	1908	2.18	1919
5	1.25	1969	2.13	1991	1.68	2010
6	2.33	1965	1.65	1977	2.89	1947
7	1.13	1942	1.42	1945	1.62	1978
8	1.30	1957	5.01	1972	1.80	1986
9	1.11	1943	1.57	1995	1.73	1917
10	2.02	2013	1.65	1995	1.93	1939
11	1.70	1944	1.76	1908	1.60	1958
12	3.91	1979	5.22	1914	2.31	2010
13	1.08	1911	1.68	1999	2.24	1914
14	2.40	1991	2.28	1983	1.08	1952
15	1.48	1939	1.52	2009	2.98	1970
16	1.29	1999	0.70	1923	1.40	1970
17	2.00	1982	4.11	1995	1.03	1973
18	1.60	2013	2.31	1929	1.21	2009
19	2.77	1970	2.05	1931	1.74	1973
20	2.21	1964	2.22	1974	1.15	1961
21	2.14	1973	1.16	1984	4.09	1919
22	2.66	1961	1.47	1933	2.46	2010
23	1.04	1944	2.34	1907	1.50	1960
24	1.76	1908	1.91	1995	0.92	1919
25	3.30	2020	1.71	1989	2.52	1918
26	1.50	1921	1.45	1956	2.28	1942
27	1.31	1957	2.05	1916	1.21	1973
28	1.12	1999	1.20	1956	4.71	1951
29	2.56	1956	1.12	1954	1.68	1993
30	3.96	1998	1.40	2004	4.16	1969
31			1.81	1974
Month Record	3.96 inches	4/30/1998	5.22 inches	5/12/1914	4.71 inches	6/28/1951

Records began in 1905.