Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-24
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Last Week Fellow the Nornal in Both Tenn
pnature and rsoipitstisn.
RAINFALL LESS THAN HALF THE NORMAL
the Normal with Minimum Six
teen Degrees below the
Freezing Point.
RAINFALL LESS THAN HALF THE NORMAL
tFrom a stan correspondentl

NFTOIl GldH correspondent
LINCOLN, April 3.-(Special) 1.-The past
week was cold. with some snow in nearly
all parts of the state.
The mean daily temperature averaged
about Is degrees below the normal. The
temperature was generally at or below
freezing each night during the week. The
lowest temperature occurred Wednesday
morning, when the maximum was between
16 and 20 degrees at most places
The precipitation OF the week was prac-
tically all snow and occurred Wednesday
night or Thursday in nearly all parts OF
the state. The amount of melted snow ex-
ceeded half an inch in a few eastern coun-
ties, but in the greater portion of the
state It was less than a quarter of an
inch. The weekly precipitation averaged
decidedly less than half the normal
amount. The total rainfall from April
to date has been below normal in all parts
of the state, and in most places It has
been less than one-half the normal amount.
Southeastern section.
Butler-The week was cold. with three
and one-half inches Of snow Thursday,
which melted the next day
Cass-The week was very cold and back
ward, with west wind and freezing tenn
perature every night. About five inches of
Clay-lt was clear and cold most Of the
week A little snow fell Thursday.
Gage-The weather was cold. with freez-
i tie ! is9h every night snow 'e'' on
Johnson-Ice formed several mornings and
about two inches of snow fell Thursday.
knoX-The week was verv cold and
cloudy; with snow on Wednesday and
Lancaster-Low temperature continued
| all the week. About two and one-half
! inches Of snow fell Thursday.
Nemaha-The week was cold and cloudy,
Z with Thursday a
RiGhardson-snow fell nearly all day
/ Thursday. Northerly wind and low tenn
| perature prevailed during the week.
Saiine-Frost occurred nearly every night
OF the week and di snow fSll on the 18th
| formed quarter of an inch thick every
night
York--The week was very cold Snow fell
| Thursday.
NOrtheastern section.
Boyd-Snow fell on Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday; A hard freeze occurred
| Rurt-Six inches of snow fell on the nth
! and 18th. The week was very cold.
Colfax-A snowfall Of four to five inches
minimum temperatures were between Is
| and p degrees.
Dixon-GiG2ld weather prevailed the last
| Wednesday and Thursday.
Douslas-The week was extremely cold
! with about five inches of snow The
moisture was very beneficial.
| Holt-lce formed every night this week
Snow. fen on Wednesday and Friday.
| Madison-The week was very cod and
! disagreeahle with six inches of snow
Wayne-The week was, very. cold, with
! a hard freeze every night Six to eight
inches Of snow fell
Central Section.
| Blaine-Some snow fell on Wednesday
and Thursday and high winds occurred on
several days.
! Buffalo-The week was cold and dry
with little snow on Thursday.
! Custer--'rhe week was very cold with
some snow on Wednesday night
| Dawson-Freezing temperature occurred
about every night Light rain fell Wednes-
day night, turning to snow.
Greeley-F1vc or six inches of snow fell
Thursday. On five mornings Il was from
10 to p degrees below freezing
! HoWard-The week was cold windy and
disagreeable with freezing temperatures
every day
Nance-The week was very cold Two to