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More >>POSTED BY: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com The National Weather Service didn't issue a severe thunderstorm warning for Lancaster County early this morning around 1:00 a.m., the same round of storms that caused a majority of the tree damage throughout Lincoln. Channel 8 Eyewitness News Meteorologist Dean Wysocki asked the National Weather Service (NWS) why a severe thunderstorm warning wasn't issued? Brian Smith with NWS said peak wind speeds at the Lin...
More >>POSTED BY: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com The National Weather Service didn't issue a severe thunderstorm warning for Lancaster County early this morning around 1:00 a.m., the same round of storms that caused a majority of the tree damage throughout Lincoln. Channel 8 Eyewitness News Meteorologist Dean Wysocki asked the National Weather Service (NWS) why a severe thunderstorm warning wasn't issued? Brian Smith with NWS said peak wind speeds at the Lin...
More >>POSTED BY: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com The Channel 8 Eyewitness News Weather teams predicts there will be some clouds in the sky tomorrow for the eclipse but only 50 percent of the sky will be filled with clouds. Rain is expected in the morning but skies will clear during the eclipse. The total eclipse will happen at 1:03p.m. tomorrow in Lincoln and mid to high level clouds are predicted. You can see through mid to high level clouds so you s...
More >>POSTED BY: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com The Channel 8 Eyewitness News Weather teams predicts there will be some clouds in the sky tomorrow for the eclipse but only 50 percent of the sky will be filled with clouds. Rain is expected in the morning but skies will clear during the eclipse. The total eclipse will happen at 1:03p.m. tomorrow in Lincoln and mid to high level clouds are predicted. You can see through mid to high level clouds so you s...
More >>The families of Yankiel Rodriguez and Emanuel Martinez found their way back to the stretch of railroad tracks where the 17-year-old boys died early Friday morning.
More >>The families of Yankiel Rodriguez and Emanuel Martinez found their way back to the stretch of railroad tracks where the 17-year-old boys died early Friday morning.
More >>Heavy storms left many without power and debris to cleanup. Lightning strikes, damaging winds and heavy rain, left a lot of damage for people to wake up to Sunday morning in Lincoln. Capt. Dave Engler of Lincoln Fire and Rescue said, "Starting last night, about the time of the storm, there were numerous calls. The city was very busy. A lot of wires down, we had a lot of tree limbs blocking streets, that were preventing some of our apparatus from getting to the calls." Lin...
More >>Heavy storms left many without power and debris to cleanup. Lightning strikes, damaging winds and heavy rain, left a lot of damage for people to wake up to Sunday morning in Lincoln. Capt. Dave Engler of Lincoln Fire and Rescue said, "Starting last night, about the time of the storm, there were numerous calls. The city was very busy. A lot of wires down, we had a lot of tree limbs blocking streets, that were preventing some of our apparatus from getting to the calls." Lin...
More >>Homestead National Monument has been planning their eclipse events for more than a year.
More >>Homestead National Monument has been planning their eclipse events for more than a year.
More >>Posted by: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com Lincoln Electric System says 19,000 customers lost power during last night's storms. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down from the storm and crews spent the night restoring power. 7200 customers still remain without power. Some traffic signals still aren't working this morning and Lincoln Police are directing traffic at some intersections. LES said stay away from downed power lines and call the LES...
More >>Posted by: Channel 8 Eyewitness News 8@klkntv.com Lincoln Electric System says 19,000 customers lost power during last night's storms. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down from the storm and crews spent the night restoring power. 7200 customers still remain without power. Some traffic signals still aren't working this morning and Lincoln Police are directing traffic at some intersections. LES said stay away from downed power lines and call the LES...
More >>"Eclipse glasses are more valuable than gold right now it seems like.”
More >>"Eclipse glasses are more valuable than gold right now it seems like.”
More >>A roadblock, recently added along his normal route to his home in Alvo, had him passing by his sister's house in south Lincoln.
More >>A roadblock, recently added along his normal route to his home in Alvo, had him passing by his sister's house in south Lincoln.
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