The National Weather Service – Hastings stated that most of their coverage area measured precipitation amounts between 0.40 and 1.25 inches, including melted snow.
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Areas to the southwest saw some of the highest amounts of precipitation, including Wilcox, 1.51 inches, Alma, 1.45 inches, Holdrege, 1.39 inches and Wilsonville, 1.33 inches.
NWS Hastings Courtesy
“Some of the nation’s most serious drought conditions persisted across southern sections of the High Plains region, mainly across Kansas and Nebraska,” the U.S. Drought Monitor stated
LEXINGTON — Areas to the east of Dawson and Gosper counties recorded a wetter than normal February, while the local area saw amounts modestly above normal.
The National Weather Service – Hastings stated that most of their coverage area measured precipitation amounts between 0.40 and 1.25 inches, including melted snow.
Areas to the southwest saw some of the highest amounts of precipitation, including Wilcox, 1.51 inches, Alma, 1.45 inches, Holdrege, 1.39 inches and Wilsonville, 1.33 inches.
“Some of the nation’s most serious drought conditions persisted across southern sections of the High Plains region, mainly across Kansas and Nebraska,” the U.S. Drought Monitor stated
