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The current "Squall Line" automatically displays on your screen
after you enter your daily observation on the data screen.
 The Squall Line
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Upload a Photo to the Visual Drought Atlas this Fourth of July Weekend!
Are you going to be out and about this Fourth of July weekend, visiting a favorite outdoor spot? Help build the Visual Drought Atlas by uploading photos to go.unl.edu/photoatlas. If you click on “Submit Photos,” a simple web form guides you through the upload process. You may recognize this as a continuation of the Field Photos project from several years ago, now hosted at the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Visual Drought Atlas is a growing collection of photos showing how different landscapes look in dry, wet, and normal years.
----------------------------------------------------------------- Announcing - The Farm Story Book!
You've asked, and we are now excited to announce... "The Mysteries of Nature - Stories from our Farm", by Nolan Doesken. If you are a fan of Nolan's farm stories from his newsletters, the compilation from 2005-2026 has now been sent to a publisher! The final cost will likely be somewhere around $20-$25 including shipping - and any proceeds will go right back to the CoCoRaHS gift fund. In order to get an idea of how many copies we need to print, please fill out this form to express interest. (Filling out the form is not a commitment to purchasing the book.)
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