Nebraska Weather
Observed at Omaha (the largest city by population in Nebraska, used as a state-wide proxy). For per-city forecasts, see the city grid below.
Climate at a glance
Nebraska spans several climate zones across 593 cities and towns. Predominantly warm-summer humid continental (55% of cities), with cold semi-arid pockets (28%) and humid subtropical (16%).
The state spans roughly 3.0° of latitude (40.0° N to 43.0° N), from Byron in the south to White Clay in the north. Omaha is the largest city by population.
| Zone | Cities | % |
|---|---|---|
| warm-summer humid continental | 329 | 55.5% |
| cold semi-arid | 169 | 28.5% |
| humid subtropical | 95 | 16.0% |
Microseason · September 21–25 · Predominantly Plains Continental
Thunder stills across the plains
Afternoon thunderstorm season wanes. Winds shift to more northerly flow. The landscape cools and dries. Monarch migration continues in waves through the region.
Read this microseason across nine climate regions → · See all 72 microseasons
Microseason content for Nebraska is drawn from the Plains Continental corpus (77% of the state's cities sit in this region).
Live wind & temperature across Nebraska
Cities in Nebraska
| City | July normal | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Omaha | 78°F | 836,740 |
| Lincoln | 78°F | 298,056 |
| Springview | 75°F | 217 |
Our dataset lists 593 places in Nebraska; the 3 above have a page. For a smaller town, the nearest city above is the closest match.