How snowy?

Snow reports from the April 9-10 storm were heaviest across the northern Panhandle and north central Nebraska and varied widely across the state. The following sample is in inches of snow.

Harrison, 24
Chadron, 18
Dalton, 15
Agate, 13
Ainsworth, 11
Valentine, 8
Sidney, 7
Scottsbluff, 6-9
Lodgepole, 6-7
Butte, 6
Wakefield, 6
Kilgore, Mullen, 5-6
Pierce, 5
Big Springs, 5
West Point-Walthill, 2-3
Norfolk, 2-3
Stapleton, 2.5
Southwest, 2.5-3
North Platte, 1
South Central, 1
O’Neil, 0.5
Central Nebraska (Grand Island, Kearney, Anselmo), trace to 3 inches
East Central, 0.5-2;
Southeast, trace

How rainy?

The following reports are broken down by NRD and show the range, reported in inches, within the district. The city listed reported the highest amount in the NRD.

Central Platte, 1.3-4.73 (St. Libory)
Louis and Clark, 0.89-3.25 (Crofton)
Little Blue, 0.26 -2.07 (Steel City)
Lower Big Blue, 0.48-2.05 (Jansen)
Lower Elkhorn, 1.11-3.21 (Norfolk)
Lower Loop, 1.13-4.57 (Rockville)
Lower Niobrara, 1.71-2.24 (20 miles NE of O’Neill)
Lower Platte North, 0.81-2.77 (Humphrey)
Lower Platte South, 0 .94 -1.70 (Bennett)
Lower Republican, 0.30-1.88 (Arapahoe)
Middle Niobrara. 1.17-1.20 (Cody
Middle Republican, 0.62 -3.79 (Maywood)
Nemaha, 1.15-2.58 (Humboldt)
North Platte, 1.24-2.13 (Scottsbluff)
Papio, 1.09-3.05 (Hubbard)
South Platte, 0.31-2.16 (Dalton)
Tri Basin, 0.84-2.92 (Loomis)
Twin Platte, 0.20-1.07 (Brule)
Upper Big Blue, 0.47-2.12 (Bellwood)
Upper Elkhorn, 1.21-2.14 (O’Neil)
Upper Loup. 0.63-1.33 (Stapleton)
Upper Niobrara-White, 0.50-2.33 (Hay Springs)
Upper Republican, 0.30-4.05 (Max)
 

How Cold Did It Go?

Lows (°F) Reported by Districts for April 10-11 period