Nebraska drought
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Where about in Nebraska you from? In eastern Thayer county we’ve been pretty fortunate except for that one dam wind, it really messed up some corn fields. I’ve heard it’s dry to the west just haven’t had the chance to drive that way
Wettest mildest summer I can ever recall.
Getting tired of mowing my lawn every 5 days or so.
Have we had a day over 100? Typically we have a few, if not many. Not sure we have gotten over 95 in Lincoln. Normally this time of year is the kind of heat and blazing Sun you can fry an egg on your car hood. Not this year.
Getting tired of mowing my lawn every 5 days or so.
Have we had a day over 100? Typically we have a few, if not many. Not sure we have gotten over 95 in Lincoln. Normally this time of year is the kind of heat and blazing Sun you can fry an egg on your car hood. Not this year.
I think there's several pockets of dry. Omaha/Valley area and to the north I believe are kinda like Des Moines west. Pretty dry
281 south of interstate and west is very dry. We haven’t had measurable rain SW of Hastings to Kansas border since July 19. It will be 5 week’s Sunday night. Dry land beans are gray and aborting pods. Dry land corn is firing with ears turning down.
West of McCook was extremely dry until about the 2nd week of July. Then a few rains and a huge 9-14 deluge followed by a few more spotty.
I’ve heard Hastings is dry but I was up there last Saturday and it didn’t appear that way, but they also have different soils than what we have
my bad - you guys are talking about the weather. I thought we were talking about how many losing seasons in a row or last bowl win. Apologies for the confusion.
I talked to a guy from Hastings a few weeks ago. We had around 16" in July and Hastings had 1.25" in that same period. Early June I took some hay samples up there to get tested. We were flooding and their pivots were running. Sounds about like the pattern we were in 2 years ago
It would take decades of this to put a dent in the aquifer. The only real issue with it is in northwest Texas.
Extremely. Half the state is in a drought. But we got that derecho thing going so there’s that.
oh Timnsun, that’s a good one. Did your mom help you with that one? Or did your amazing 7th grade Lincoln education bring it home for you? Seriously, take chill pill dude - no football this year and if we can’t laugh at how bad we are, then we are just drinking the Kool Aid
I can laugh, but I have no patience for people pretending to be husker fans when they aren’t. If you came on this board as the Iowa fan you are, I wouldn’t be responding the way I have so far.
This isn’t getting better anytime soon. Seven days of above normal temps and little to no rain. Par for the 2020 course.
Darker orange is severe drought.