Yes, sorry I wasn’t clearer. It was only $6, well worth it for the view.Brad wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2026 10:02 pmAt the airport? That's the only garage I have heard to referred to as "North", but that seems like a really expensive place to ride out a storm compared to the garages downtown.GenX wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2026 8:25 pmNorthBrad wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2026 1:06 pmWhich parking Garage?GenX wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2026 7:06 am I went and hung out on the 6th floor of the north parking garage so my car would be protected. Stood and watched the storm roll in. At a couple times, the rain was so heavy I couldn’t see the lights and signs on the skyscrapers.
Brad, if you haven’t taken photos from there, it’s an excellent vantage point!
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Much warmer temperatures next week starting Sunday. June was a fairly pleasant month it really wasn’t that hot.
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It definitely has been. Looking at the graph on WOWT, 14 of the last 15 days have been below normal.
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Some fantastic rains last evening into this morning. Well over an inch where I live and almost no wind. Took our dog for our morning walk and several sections of the park where we walk were still underwater 3 hours after the rain stopped.
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Nice little thunder storm going on right now. I know there has been damage in other communities, but in Omaha its been a soaker.

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At 4:30 AM today I dumped 0.8" out of my gauge from overnight. Had some wind but that is about it other than the rain
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We got 0.95" near 90th and Center.

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I got 1.25" in dundee. There were definitely some high winds but nothing over 50 if I were to guess.
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I thought we were going to get more in Bellevue, but only .27"
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Got 1.24" out around Boys Town. It was really coming down hard for a while.
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Been pretty humid out the last few days. Not a huge fan of this sticky weather. Looks pretty warm for at least the next week.
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Already cant wait for fall haha.
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WOW the temperature difference between yesterday and today. And to think tomorrow will be 10 degrees cooler than today. Now thats what im talking about!
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The rain this morning is much welcomed. Not a huge amount but things were starting to dry out a little. Glad we got it before the next heatwave. Which starts tomorrow.
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In Gretna, it was not enough to matter
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A decent rain with no high winds last night. I’m hoping we are done with severe storms this summer, it was 2 years ago today that we had the severe destructive thunderstorms with the greenish sky.
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Had 1.5" in Gretna overnight.
Where I work in Fremont, many said there was a LOT of wind last night.
Where I work in Fremont, many said there was a LOT of wind last night.
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We had maybe a few 20-30 mph gust but that was it. I don't consider winds high until around 50 and we didn’t have anything close to 50.nebugeater wrote: ↑Fri Jul 31, 2026 12:53 pm Had 1.5" in Gretna overnight.
Where I work in Fremont, many said there was a LOT of wind last night.
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We got right at 1" near 90th and Center, and nearly no wind.

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Crazy to think that most of the metro got more rain last night than the previous 40 days combined.
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Now the temperature tonight is just a thing of beauty. 11 o'clock and 67 degrees, PLUS 30mph winds. It legitimately was chilly! I know they only calculate windchill at temps below 50, but there sure is a chill in the air. Probably feels way less than 67.
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Windows OPEN tonight. I cant recall such a cool night this far from September 
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Feeling amazing. I cant wait for fall and winter.Busguy2010 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2026 4:25 am Windows OPEN tonight. I cant recall such a cool night this far from September![]()
A few years back we had an extreme swing in mid July where our lows dipped into the 40s. That was heaven.
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Emptied 1.4 " out of my gauge at 4:45 this morning from Tue afternoon and overnight.
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Wow, since 3 pm yesterday... 3.15" in Bellevue.
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Got 2.18" around Boys Town.
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2.5" near St. Albert High School.
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What a surprise that was. Bill was pretty darn sure that storm wasn't gonna happen. Looks like the temperature will holld down nicely. Was forecast 86, now I doubt we'll even get 80
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It actually got up to 83 before the storm hit.Busguy2010 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 8:30 pm What a surprise that was. Bill was pretty darn sure that storm wasn't gonna happen. Looks like the temperature will holld down nicely. Was forecast 86, now I doubt we'll even get 80
But that storm yesterday was not very welcome to a lot of people. It caused the airshow to be cancelled, MAHA to be delayed multiple times, and over 500 tubers getting stuck on the Elkhorn River and needing rescue crews from multiple agencies. One person almost drowned and is in critical condition.
I was planning to go to the drive-in outside of Fremont and wasn't sure if it would still be nice enough. We ultimately ended up going, but it was not as warm as I had wanted. But we got a cool light show during the movie on the screen facing east and seeing all the storms spin up just northeast of there and go through Blair.
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Yeah it was a big day for events in Omaha along with the air show and Maha the Pinnacle Bank Championship was washed out yesterday too.BRoss wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 4:12 pmIt actually got up to 83 before the storm hit.Busguy2010 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 8:30 pm What a surprise that was. Bill was pretty darn sure that storm wasn't gonna happen. Looks like the temperature will holld down nicely. Was forecast 86, now I doubt we'll even get 80
But that storm yesterday was not very welcome to a lot of people. It caused the airshow to be cancelled, MAHA to be delayed multiple times, and over 500 tubers getting stuck on the Elkhorn River and needing rescue crews from multiple agencies. One person almost drowned and is in critical condition.
I was planning to go to the drive-in outside of Fremont and wasn't sure if it would still be nice enough. We ultimately ended up going, but it was not as warm as I had wanted. But we got a cool light show during the movie on the screen facing east and seeing all the storms spin up just northeast of there and go through Blair.
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They really messed up that one. Bill for sure, despite the model showing a huge blob of a thunderstorm, insisted over and over the model was fulla |expletive|. I heard Bo Fogle was also downplaying the potential. We basically got everything they insinuated may be a 10% chance. But boy, like you mentioned, a lot of people got their day screwed up in no small way. We got about just as much as that model suggested. I wasnt mad about it though, I didnt make any plans. It was just so surprising, when I went to the basement to do laundry, it was just a regular high clouds looking day, and I came up just a handful of minutes later and it was dark enough for the street lights to come on. I listened to the local meteorologists, and I hadnt checked the radar at all since they were so sure.
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yeah i watched it too and he was really certain. He doesn't whiff it often, but he sure did on that one.
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Simulated Radar from the HRRR for 6am Thursday 8/13.
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Well I guess getting up early for a 6 AM walk is out of the question yet again...
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As of now, the bulk of it - obviously where the worst wind is-north of highway 30, and with its trajectory, I would guess itll keep that northeasterly track and miss us. I bet we'll get something, just not the worst of it.

Gotta be some awful winds up between Columbus and Northfork. And now a tornado warning to boot.


Gotta be some awful winds up between Columbus and Northfork. And now a tornado warning to boot.

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The point of it just crossed the river by Tekemah. Tail end of it about to hit the metro. Non severe.
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there was some mighty heavy rain and lightning this morning on my way to work. There was also a tornado warning around 4:15 for a storm approaching Denison that they said was moving around 55 mph on the channel 6 live feed on FB
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