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Regional Outbreaks of Severe Weather Through Early Next Week; Early Season Heat Wave across the South

Active spring pattern across the center of our nation with several episodes of severe weather and heavy rainfall expected into next week. The potential for very large hail, long track tornadoes, severe wind gusts, frequent cloud to ground lightning strikes and flash flooding are in the outlook. Furthermore, dangerous early season heat wave continues for the Gulf Coast states into early next week. Read More >

Daily Precipitation Records for Lincoln

July, August, September

 

Date July Record
(inches)
Year August Record
(inches)
Year September Record
(inches)
Year
1 1.86 1922 2.00 1956 2.32 1979
2 2.54 1978 2.10 2022 1.66 1935
3 3.08 1992 2.48 1981 2.86 1997
4 1.10 1981 1.48 1968 2.44 2008
5 4.20 1981 3.28 1991 1.12 2006
6 2.46 1929 1.72 1975 1.88 1971
7 1.87 1918 1.28 1977 1.92 1917
8 2.63 2008 1.22 1912 1.64 2015
9 4.78 2003 2.80 1931 2.29 2014
10 2.22 1942 1.37 1985 2.48 2014
11 2.93 2006 2.79 1974 1.56 2008
12 3.37 1958 1.83 1925 2.83 1925
13 3.00 1960 3.27 1999 2.33 1911
14 2.05 1993 1.31 1973 2.83 2008
15 2.72 2009 2.14 2016 2.55 1915
16 0.96 1956 4.22 2002 1.64 1965
17 1.17 1957 2.48 1935 1.90 1969
18 1.11 1921 2.00 1996 2.21 2015
19 2.09 2010 1.14 1949 1.07 1921
20 1.72 1931 2.34 2010 3.55 1986
21 2.00 1996 1.77 1964 1.97 1919
22 4.64 1990 0.93 1917 1.92 1970
23 1.34 1949 3.41 1983 1.16 1970
24 2.37 2016 1.75 1924 1.52 1968
25 1.19 1979 2.09 2004 3.47 1911
26 3.51 1992 3.30 1965 2.43 1933
27 1.60 1923 1.17 1981 1.98 1936
28 1.90 1958 3.22 1949 2.65 1927
29 2.06 1966 1.80 2014 1.59 2019
30 2.70 1992 3.51 1959 1.18 1955
31 3.21 1915 2.15 1965, 2003 N/A N/A
Month
Record
4.78 inches 7/9/2003 4.22 inches 8/16/2002 3.55 inches 9/20/1986

Records began in 1905.