Rusty Dawkins is a journalist for KLKN-TV, focusing on weather-related news and updates. With a keen interest in meteorology, Rusty provides accurate and timely information on winter storms, blizzards, cold air masses, and other weather phenomena impacting the local community.
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Rusty Dawkins primarily focuses on seasonal coverage, particularly weather-related events such as storms and cold snaps. His articles tend to lean towards the potential impact of these events on daily life, suggesting that he may be interested in human interest stories related to weather phenomena or expert analysis regarding preparedness for severe weather conditions.
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Highs will generally be in the 30s and 40s across the state on Tuesday. That's a little below average.
For Lincoln, snow showers are possible, but the chance for accumulating snowfall is small. Still, it doesn't take much to turn a road into a sheet of ice. Careful out there tonight!
Weather models continue to hint at a few stray flurries early Wednesday. It won't amount to much, but a few flakes will be possible during the day. After
Storms are possible tonight into early Wednesday, especially the further south you go. Heavy rain is possible for some. StormCast (below) is showing the
It's going to be a chilly start to the day for Nebraska on Wednesday. Normal, but still cold!
Many of us saw quite a bit of rain early Wednesday morning. The average high for this time of year is 46 degrees. We'll be very close to that on Thursday.
After the warm and windy Thursday, the wind dies down but it gets cold. We then slowly but surely warm up heading into the Christmas holiday.
A chilly day is headed our way for Friday. Temperatures will be stuck in the 30s for highs for most of our area. If temperatures were in the 30s, that
The wind is going to continue to gust in the 30 to 50 mph range through this evening, then taper off overnight.
The average high is around 38 degrees this time of year and we’ll be at or above that for highs all the way through next week. Rain (not snow!) is possible after Christmas. It will still be a chilly one on Saturday. We start the day in the teens, then warm into the 30s by the afternoon. We’ll top out...
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