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 · November 6–10 · Predominantly Plains Continental
North wind strips the oak
Bur oak and post oak lose their leaves in a single week of Alberta clipper winds. Ground becomes bare and open.
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.