A cold front will move across the Pacific Northwest on Tuesday, bringing low elevation rain and heavy mountain snow. This will be the first of several waves of unsettled weather to impact the region through this week. An upper level disturbance will contribute to development of a storm with rain and snow over the Four Corners. East of this storm, ice is possible from Nebraska to Wisconsin. Read More >
Estimated Precipitation Maps
These maps should be updated daily by noon.
Please check the timestamps to make sure the maps are up to date.
Sources: NCEP Stage IV Precipitation Analysis & National Weather Service AHPS
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An archive of monthly and annual precipitation maps is available at:
https://www.weather.gov/gid/AnnualPrecipitationHistory
Snow analysis is available during the winter months at:
https://www.weather.gov/gid/snow
Maps for the entire state of Nebraska at:
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