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FXUS63 KGID 202057
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HASTINGS NE
357 PM CDT FRI MAR 20 2026
KEY MESSAGES
- RECORD-BREAKING HEAT CONTINUES, WITH SATURDAY FEATURING
HISTORIC HEAT FOR MARCH ACROSS MUCH OF OUR FORECAST AREA (CWA)
AND PARTICULARLY IN OUR NEBRASKA TRI CITIES! GRAND
ISLAND/HASTINGS AIRPORTS ARE LIKELY TO SHATTER THEIR HIGH
TEMPERATURE RECORDS FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF MARCH AND EXCEED
90 DEGREES AT THE EARLIEST POINT IN ANY YEAR ON RECORD BY 2+
WEEKS! SEE SEPARATE CLIMATE SECTION BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS.
- THE AFOREMENTIONED RECORD HEAT ON SATURDAY (PLUS VERY LOW
RELATIVE HUMIDITY), IN TANDEM WITH BREEZY SOUTH-SOUTHWEST
WINDS DURING THE AFTERNOON-EVENING...THEN FOLLOWED BY STRONG
NORTH WINDS OVERNIGHT INTO SUNDAY MORNING...SETS THE STAGE FOR
A CONCERNING FIRE WEATHER SITUATION. AS A RESULT, A RED FLAG
WARNING IS IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM SATURDAY-4 AM SUNDAY FOR OUR
ENTIRE FORECAST AREA.
- FROM SUNDAY-FRIDAY, FIRE WEATHER REMAINS OUR PARAMOUNT
CONCERN. ALTHOUGH NO WIDESPREAD/OUTRIGHT-CRITICAL CONDITIONS
CURRENTLY APPEAR LIKELY ON MOST DAYS, AT LEAST "NEAR-CRITICAL"
CONDITIONS ARE A CERTAINTY MOST DAYS. SEE SEPARATE FIRE
WEATHER SECTION BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS.
- UNFORTUNATELY, ASIDE FROM A FEW VERY SMALL (NO MORE THAN
10-20%) CHANCES FOR SPOTTY RAIN, THE VAST MAJORITY OF THE
7-DAY FORECAST REMAINS BONE-DRY, AS WE SINK EVER-FARTHER INTO
AN INCREASINGLY-CONCERNING DROUGHT SITUATION.
- TEMPERATURE WISE BEYOND SATURDAY'S HISTORIC HEAT, NO
ADDITIONAL DAYS LOOK NEARLY AS HOT. HOWEVER, IT WILL CERTAINLY
REMAIN SEASONABLY-MILD, WITH AFTERNOON HIGHS SUNDAY-FRIDAY
MAINLY 60S-70S, EXCEPT WARMER 80S WEDNESDAY, AND PERHAPS ONLY
50S ON FRIDAY.
DISCUSSION
ISSUED AT 356 PM CDT FRI MAR 20 2026
-- FORECAST CHANGES/POSSIBLE WEAKNESSES/BIG PICTURE COMMENTS:
- WOW, ARE WE GETTING INTO RARE TERRITORY TEMPERATURE-WISE ON
SATURDAY! SEPARATE CLIMATE SECTION BELOW HAS MORE DETAILS, BUT
NOT ONLY ARE GRAND ISLAND/HASTINGS LIKELY TO EXCEED 90 DEGREES
IN MARCH FOR THE FIRST TIME ON RECORD ON SATURDAY, BUT COULD
ALSO REACH THE MID-90S THE EARLIEST IN ANY YEAR ON RECORD BY
AT LEAST 2-3 WEEKS!
- UNLESS/UNTIL WE SEE A LEGITIMATE PATTERN CHANGE WITH AT LEAST
SEMI-MEANINGFUL RAIN CHANCES (MAYBE SOME HINTS OF THIS A FEW
DAYS BEYOND THIS 7-DAY FORECAST A FEW DAYS EITHER SIDE OF
APRIL 1ST?), FIRE WEATHER WILL SURELY REMAIN OUR PARAMOUNT
FOCUS.
- AS FAR AS FORECAST CHANGES GO VERSUS OUR PREVIOUS OVERNIGHT-
ISSUANCE, PROBABLY THE MOST NOTICEABLE/MEANINGFUL
MODIFICATIONS WERE:
1) NORTHERLY WIND GUSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LATE SAT NIGHT-EARLY
SUNDAY AM WERE CRANKED UP A GOOD 10+ MPH (AND PROBABLY NOT
ENOUGH). WE ARE NOW CALLING FOR AT LEAST BRIEF PEAK GUSTS AT
LEAST 40-50 MPH, AND RAW/HIGHER-RES MODEL DATA SUGGESTS AT LEAST
NEAR-SEVERE GUSTS OF 55+ MPH COULD BE ON THE TABLE. OBVIOUSLY WE
NOT WANT ANY ACTIVE FIRES IGNITING PRIOR TO THIS FRONTAL SURGE!
2) IN TANDEM, WIND SPEEDS FOR SUNDAY DAYTIME WERE LIKELY RAISED
AT LEAST 5 MPH FROM PREVIOUS FORECAST, WITH MUCH OF THE DAY NOW
EXPECTED TO FEATURE SUSTAINED SPEEDS AT LEAST 20-30 MPH/GUSTS
30-40 MPH.
3) HIGH TEMPS WERE NUDGED SLIGHTLY UPWARD (NO MORE THAN A FEW
DEGREES) FOR NEARLY ALL DAYS EXCEPT MONDAY, WHICH ACTUALLY
TRENDED VERY SLIGHTLY COOLER THAN PREVIOUS.
-- 7-DAY FORECAST CHRONOLOGICAL DETAILS (THROUGH FRI. MARCH
27):
- CURRENT/RECENT WEATHER SCENE AS OF 33O PM:
TODAY IS TURNING OUT VERY MUCH AS EXPECTED, ALBEIT IF ANYTHING
PROBABLY VERY SLIGHTLY WARMER. UNDER ONLY VARYING DEGREES OF
PASSING HIGH CIRRUS (MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES), HIGH TEMPS ARE ON
TRACK TO TOP OUT 86-92 DEGREES ACROSS MOST OF OUR CWA, WITH
GRAND ISLAND/HASTINGS ALREADY BREAKING DATE-SPECIFIC RECORDS FOR
MARCH 20TH (AND AT LEAST MAKING A RUN TOWARD THE MARCH MONTHLY
RECORD OF 90).
ALOFT IN THE MID-UPPER LEVELS, WATER VAPOR SATELLITE AND SHORT
TERM MODEL DATA CLEARLY REVEAL AN ANOMALOUS/EXPANSIVE RIDGE OF
HIGH PRESSURE (500 MILLIBAR HEIGHT AROUND 595 DECAMETERS)
SPIRALING OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST, AND IT'S INFLUENCE
OBVIOUSLY EXTENDING HERE WELL INTO THE CENTRAL U.S. AS WE RESIDE
UNDER NORTHWESTERLY FLOW BETWEEN IT AND A BROAD EASTERN U.S.
TROUGH. AT THE SURFACE, ALTHOUGH WE ARE SEEING OCCASIONAL
"SNEAKY" GUSTS OF 20+ MPH, FORTUNATELY FOR THE MOST PART
SUSTAINED, MAINLY NORTHERLY TO NORTHWESTERLY WINDS ARE
NEAR/BELOW 10 MPH AND GUSTS MAINLY UNDER 15 MPH...HOLDING
CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AT BAY.
- TONIGHT:
AS A SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE AXIS TRANSLATES THROUGH, VERY LIGHT
BREEZES THIS EVENING WILL BECOME ESTABLISHED FROM MORE OF A
SOUTH-SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION POST-MIDNIGHT. IN THIS VERY DRY
AIRMASS, OVERNIGHT LOWS TEMPS HAVE BEEN DROPPING A LITTLE BIT
FARTHER THAN ANTICIPATED, SO NUDGED DOWN LOWS VERY SLIGHTLY, BUT
STILL VERY MILD FOR LATE-MARCH WITH MOST AREAS MID-UPPER 40S
EXCEPT SOME LOWER 40S MAINLY FAR NORTH/WEST.
- SATURDAY DAYTIME-EVENING:
IT'S STILL HARD FOR THIS FORECAST TO BELIEVE, BUT WE ARE
OFFICIALLY FORECASTING HIGH TEMPS TO REACH 92-96 DEGREES ACROSS
THE VAST MAJORITY OF OUR CWA, AND IT'S QUITE POSSIBLE WE MIGHT
NOT BE AIMING QUITE WARM ENOUGH. AGAIN, UNPRECEDENTED TERRITORY
FOR MARCH SINCE OUR MODERN-DAY RECORDS BEGAN! UNFORTUNATELY,
FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS WILL BE INCREASED COMPARED TO TODAY,
THANKS TO AFTERNOON-EVENING WINDS SUSTAINED 10-20 MPH WITH GUSTS
AS HIGH AS 25-30 MPH OUT OF THE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST. RED FLAG
WARNING IN EFFECT CWA-WIDE.
- SATURDAY LATE NIGHT-EARLY SUNDAY AM:
A POWERFUL COLD FRONT COMES CRASHING SOUTHWARD THROUGH OUR CWA,
DRIVEN BY AN UPPER DISTURBANCE PASSING BY TO OUR NORTH, THE
FRONTAL PASSAGE MARKED BY NORTHERLY GUSTS AT LEAST 40-50 MPH
(AND POSSIBLY 55+ MPH ON AT LEAST A BRIEF/LOCALIZED BASIS). THIS
FRONT WILL ENTER OUR FAR NORTHERN CWA SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT,
AND CLEAR OUR FAR SOUTHERN COUNTIES AROUND SUNRISE. WITH
INCREASING CONFIDENCE IN THESE STRONGER WINDS, HIT THEM A LITTLE
HARDER IN OUR HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK (HWOGID). THE "END TIME"
OF THE RED FLAG WARNING (4 AM SUNDAY) IS ADMITTEDLY A BIT OF A
COMPROMISE BETWEEN STEADILY-RISING OVERNIGHT RH AND THIS FRONTAL
PASSAGE, AS THE FRONT WILL ONLY BE ROUGHLY HALFWAY THROUGH OUR
CWA BY THE CURRENT EXPIRATION TIME. LOW TEMPS AIMED FROM LOW-MID
40S NORTHWEST TO UPPER 40-LOW 50S SOUTHEAST.
- SUNDAY-SUNDAY NIGHT:
ALTHOUGH MUCH COOLER THAN SATURDAY, WE ARE STILL AIMING FOR
ABOVE NORMAL HIGH TEMPS RANGING FROM NEAR-60 FAR NORTH TO MID
60S FAR SOUTH. OF GREATER CONCERN ARE THE MODERATELY-STRONG
DAYTIME WINDS, WITH SUSTAINED SPEEDS 20-30 MPH/GUSTS 30-40 MPH
MUCH OF THE DAY BUT GRADUALLY EASING UP MID-LATE AFTERNOON AS
SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE NOSES IN FROM THE NORTH. ALTHOUGH WE
"TECHNICALLY" AREN'T FORECASTING RH TO MEET OUR 20% OR LOWER
CRITICAL THRESHOLD, MANY PLACES COULD DROP TO AROUND 25% AND AT
LEAST SOME CONSIDERATION MIGHT NEED GIVEN TO WARNING ISSUANCE TO
ACCOUNT FOR THE WINDS.
SUNDAY NIGHT, LIGHT WINDS GRADUALLY FLIP AROUND TO SOUTHERLY.
THIS WILL LIKELY BE THE CHILLIEST NIGHT OF THE NEXT WEEK, AND
LOWS WERE NUDGED DOWN TO 30-36 DEGREES MOST PLACES.
- MONDAY-TUESDAY:
ANOTHER WARM-UP GETS UNDERWAY, WITH HIGHS ON MONDAY SIMILAR TO
SUNDAY (MAINLY LOW-MID 60S), BUT THEN MAINLY LOW-MID 70S TUESDAY
AS UPPER RIDGING AGAIN STRENGTHENS. PRECIPITATION-WISE, OUR
OFFICIAL FORECAST IS STILL DRY, BUT THERE ARE SUBTLE HINTS THAT
MAINLY MONDAY COULD FEATURE SOME SPOTTY RAIN SHOWERS (PERHAPS A
WEAK THUNDERSTORM?). SOMETHING TO KEEP AN EYE ON BUT
MEANINGFUL/WIDESPREAD RAIN UNLIKELY. AS SOUTHERLY WINDS TURN
BREEZY, WE'LL HAVE TO WATCH FOR AT LEAST SPOTTY CRITICAL FIRE
WEATHER CONDITIONS (MAINLY IN OUR EXTREME WEST FOR MONDAY).
- WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY:
BROAD RIDGING REMAINS THE DOMINANT INFLUENCE ALOFT. OUR FORECAST
STILL REMAINS DRY, BUT ESPECIALLY ECMWF HINTS AT SOME LOW
CHANCES FOR SHOWERS/WEAK CONVECTION AT LEAST NEAR THE FRINGES OF
OUR CWA, SO SOMETHING TO WATCH. WEDNESDAY CURRENTLY LOOKS TO BE
THE "PEAK" OF NEXT WEEK'S WARM UP (HIGHS MAINLY LOW-MID 80S BUT
POSSIBLY NEAR-90 FAR WEST-SOUTHWEST), WITH THURSDAY THEN A BIT
COOLER WITH HIGHS 60S-70S (WILL ALL DEPEND ON THE SPEED/STRENGTH
OF COLD FRONTAL PASSAGE). ALTHOUGH FAR TOO EARLY TO BE
CONFIDENT IN DETAILS, WE ARE TECHNICALLY FORECASTING SOME
CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS ESPECIALLY THURSDAY. OUR
OFFICIAL FORECAST CARRIES SOME VERY-LOW-CONFIDENCE PRECIP
CHANCES FOR THURSDAY NIGHT.
- FRIDAY:
A FULL WEEK OUT SO SUBJECT TO PLENTY OF INHERENT UNCERTAINY, BUT
AT LEAST FOR NOW THIS LOOKS LIKE OUR OVERALL-COOLEST DAY OF THE
NEXT WEEK WITH HIGHS "ONLY" INTO THE MID 50S MOST AREAS.
HOWEVER, BASED ON LATEST "RAW" AND ENSEMBLE DATA, WOULD NOT BE
SURPRISED TO SEE THESE VALUES TREND UP IN LATER FORECASTS
(PERHAPS MORE INTO THE 60S THAN 50S).
AVIATION /18Z TAFS THROUGH 18Z SATURDAY/
ISSUED AT 100 PM CDT FRI MAR 20 2026
FOR KGRI/KEAR AIRPORTS:
THIS IS AN EXTREMELY-HIGH CONFIDENCE (AND INCREDIBLY "QUIET")
PERIOD REGARDING VFR CEILING/VISIBILITY (ONLY LIMITED PASSING
HIGH CIRRUS) AND SEASONABLY-LIGHT WINDS...WITH SUSTAINED SPEEDS
THE VAST MAJORITY OF THE TIME UNDER 10KT AND EVEN OCCASIONAL
"HIGHER" GUSTS...MAINLY THIS AFTERNOON...LARGELY UNDER 15KT.
WIND DIRECTION WILL PREVAIL GENERALLY NORTHERLY THIS
AFTERNOON...THEN VARIABLE (WITH VERY LIGHT SPEEDS) THIS EVENING
INTO TONIGHT WITHIN A SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE AXIS...THEN FINALLY
BECOME MORE CONSISTENT OUT OF THE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST SATURDAY
MORNING INTO VERY EARLY AFTERNOON.
A TOUCH OF WEAK LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR (LLWS) COULD MATERIALIZE
MAINLY 07-11Z, BUT WITH SHEAR MAGNITUDE WITHIN THE LOWEST 1-2K
FT. AGL NOT CURRENTLY EXPECTED TO EXCEED 25KT, THIS DOES NOT
MEET TAF-INCLUSION-CRITERIA AT THIS TIME.
FIRE WEATHER
ISSUED AT 356 PM CDT FRI MAR 20 2026
- THE REST OF THIS AFTERNOON-EARLY EVENING (FRIDAY):
UNSEASONABLY-WARM CONDITIONS WILL KEEP RELATIVE HUMIDITY (RH) WELL
DOWN INTO THE 5-15 PERCENT RANGE THROUGH AROUND SUNSET. HOWEVER,
FORTUNATELY, WINDS WILL REMAIN SEASONABLY LIGHT...HOLDING CRITICAL
FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS AT BAY. ALTHOUGH OCCASIONAL/FLEETING GUSTS
COULD REACH 20 MPH OR SLIGHTLY HIGHER, SUSTAINED SPEEDS THROUGH
SUNSET SHOULD MAINLY AVERAGE AROUND 10 MPH OR LESS...WITH GUSTS
MAINLY 17 MPH OR LESS...OUT OF A MAINLY NORTHERLY DIRECTION.
- SATURDAY-SATURDAY NIGHT:
A RED FLAG WARNING IS NOW IN EFFECT FOR OUR ENTIRE FORECAST AREA, FOR
A COMBINATION OF VERY LOW AFTERNOON AND EVENING RH WITH MODERATELY-
STRONG SOUTH-SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS, FOLLOWED BY INCREASING RH BUT EVEN
STRONGER NORTH WINDS LATE SATURDAY NIGHT-EARLY SUNDAY MORNING BEHIND
A SURGING COLD FRONT. FOR THE AFTERNOON-EVENING HOURS, SUSTAINED
SOUTH-SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL AVERAGE 10-20 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 25-30
MPH, WHILE RH AGAIN BOTTOMS OUT 5-15% IN THE PRESENCE OF RECORD-
SHATTERING HIGH TEMPERATURES AT LEAST INTO THE LOW-MID 90S (LIKELY
THE HOTTEST TEMPERATURES ON RECORD DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH FOR MOST
OF OUR AREA!). LATE SATURDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY MORNING (MAINLY 12-7
AM), A STRONG COLD FRONT WILL SURGE SOUTHWARD THROUGH OUR AREA,
MAKING ANY ONGOING FIRES PRONE TO AN ABRUPT SWITCH TO NORTHERLY
WINDS WITH GUSTS EASILY 40-50 MPH FOR AT LEAST A FEW HOURS (PERHAPS
HIGHER). FORTUNATELY, RH WILL RECOVER UPWARD DURING THIS TIME, WITH
VALUES AT LEAST BACK UP TO 30-50% BY AROUND 4 AM SUNDAY AND
INCREASING FURTHER THROUGH MID-MORNING BEFORE FALLING AGAIN.
- SUNDAY:
DESPITE MOST OF OUR AREA BEING 30-35 DEGREES COOLER THAN SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPS WILL STILL BE ABOVE-NORMAL AND REACH THE LOW-MID
60S MOST AREAS. AT LEAST FOR NOW, OUTRIGHT-CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER
CONDITIONS ARE NOT ANTICIPATED DUE TO AFTERNOON RH BOTTOMING OUT
"ONLY" 25-30 PERCENT ACROSS OUR AREA, BUT MODERATELY-STRONG NORTH
WINDS WILL BE A CONCERN WITH SUSTAINED SPEEDS THROUGH MUCH OF THE DAY
20-30 MPH/GUSTS 30-40 MPH.
- MONDAY:
AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES ARE AIMED FAIRLY SIMILAR TO SUNDAY (MOST
PLACES LOW-MID 60S), BUT WINDS WILL FLIP AROUND TO OUT OF THE SOUTH-
SOUTHEAST AND SHOULD NOT BE AS STRONG AS SUNDAY'S SPEEDS, WITH
SUSTAINED SPEEDS MAINLY 10-20 MPH/GUSTS MAINLY 15-25 MPH. MINIMUM
AFTERNOON RH IS CURRENTLY FORECAST TO HOLD UP 20-25% MOST AREAS, BUT
A FEW OF OUR FAR WESTERN COUNTIES (MAINLY DAWSON/GOSPER/FURNAS) COULD
DROP MORE SO 15-20% AND TECHNICALLY MEET CRITICAL THRESHOLDS DURING
THE AFTERNOON.
- TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY:
OBVIOUSLY THE "FINER DETAILS" REGARDING FIRE WEATHER GET
INCREASINGLY UNCERTAIN AS WE GET OUT THIS FAR IN TIME. HOWEVER,
AT LEAST NEAR-CRITICAL CONDITIONS APPEAR LIKELY IN AT LEAST
PORTIONS OF OUR AREA EACH AFTERNOON, WITH THURSDAY OF OVERALL-
GREATEST CONCERN FOR PERHAPS SOME OUTRIGHT-CRITICAL CONDITIONS.
-- NOTE:
- NWS HASTINGS ROUTINELY DEFINES CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER AS THE
OVERLAP OF BOTH 20-PERCENT-OR-LOWER RH AND SUSTAINED WINDS/GUSTS
OF 20+ MPH/25+ MPH (FOR 3+ HOUR DURATION).
- NWS HASTINGS ROUTINELY DEFINES NEAR-CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER AS
THE OVERLAP OF BOTH 25-PERCENT-OR-LOWER RH AND SUSTAINED
WINDS/GUSTS 15+MPH/20+ MPH
CLIMATE
ISSUED AT 330 PM CDT FRI MAR 20 2026
** RECORD-BREAKING/HISTORIC HEAT FOR THIS EARLY IN THE
CALENDAR YEAR LIKELY, ESPECIALLY SATURDAY **
AN INCREDIBLE (EVEN HISTORIC FOR MARCH) STRETCH OF HEAT
CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY, WITH BOTH GRAND ISLAND/HASTINGS
AIRPORTS (THE 2 NWS-MAINTAINED WEATHER STATIONS FOR WHICH WE
ISSUE OFFICIAL RECORD EVENT REPORTS/RERS) LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE
ON SATURDAY THE HOTTEST TEMPERATURES ON RECORD FOR THE ENTIRE
MONTH OF MARCH! IN ADDITION, WE MIGHT EVEN BREAK RECORDS FOR
EARLIEST-ANNUAL OCCURRENCE OF 91+ DEGREES BY AT LEAST 2 WEEKS!
VARIOUS DETAILS FOLLOW, ORGANIZED BY SITE:
-- GRAND ISLAND, NE (GRI...TEMPERATURE RECORDS DATE TO 1896)
- CURRENT DAILY RECORDS | LATEST FORECAST
MARCH 20 (FRI): 84 IN 1921 | 89
MARCH 21 (SAT): 83 IN 1988 | 95
- CURRENT RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE FOR ENTIRE MONTH OF MARCH:
90 DEGREES...OCCURRED NINE TIMES, MOST RECENTLY MARCH 16, 2015
- CURRENT EARLIEST ANNUAL OCCURRENCE OF VARIOUS TEMP THRESHOLDS:
90 DEGREES......90 ON MARCH 16, 2015
91 DEGREES......91 ON APRIL 4, 1929
92 DEGREES......92 ON APRIL 12, 2022
93-94 DEGREES...94 ON APRIL 15, 2002
95-98 DEGREES...98 ON APRIL 20, 1902
99 DEGREES......99 ON MAY 14, 1941 AND 102 ON MAY 14, 2013
100 DEGREES.....102 ON MAY 14, 2013
-- HASTINGS, NE (HSI...TEMPERATURE RECORDS DATE BACK TO 1907)
- CURRENT DAILY RECORDS | LATEST FORECAST
MARCH 20 (FRI): 82 IN 1939 | 89
MARCH 21 (SAT): 87 IN 1910 | 94
- CURRENT RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE FOR ENTIRE MONTH OF MARCH:
90 DEGREES...MARCH 23, 1910
- CURRENT EARLIEST ANNUAL OCCURRENCE OF VARIOUS TEMP THRESHOLDS:
90 DEGREES......90 ON MARCH 23, 1910
91-92 DEGREES...92 ON APRIL 3, 1929
93-95 DEGREES...95 ON APRIL 15, 2002
96 DEGREES......96 ON APRIL 23, 1989
97-98 DEGREES...98 ON MAY 6, 1916
99-100 DEGREES..100 ON MAY 26, 2012
GID WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
NE...RED FLAG WARNING FROM 11 AM SATURDAY TO 4 AM CDT SUNDAY FOR
NEWS>041-046>049-060>064-072>077-082>087. KS...RED FLAG
WARNING FROM 11 AM SATURDAY TO 4 AM CDT SUNDAY FOR
KSZ005>007-017>019.
DISCUSSION...PFANNKUCH
AVIATION...PFANNKUCH
FIRE WEATHER...PFANNKUCH
CLIMATE...NWS HASTINGS
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