Water was a flying as Landon Woerner gunned his ATV and pulled his children and their friends through a water puddle that formed Sunday morning in front of the Woerner home. Riding the sled is Macie Woerner. The puddle was near the the northeast corner of Superior.
A small but intense thunderstorm delivered a welcome rain Sunday morning to southern Nuckolls and Thayer counties.
The rain came as the corn was filling and will do much to assure the farmers have a good crop this fall. With this week's soaring temperatures, the dryland crop would have been in jeopardy without the rain.
Volunteer observers with the CoCoRaHS network have reported the following rainfall. While the observers are not affiliated with the National Weather Service each has a National Weather Service approved gauge with which to measure the rainfall.
While there are several active observers in Nuckolls County, Jewell County does not have an active observer and Thayer County did not have observers reporting from the heavy rainfall areas.
Rainfall amounts reported Sunday morning along with the observer's location include: Superior, 3.47
Nora, 1.5 miles north 1.72
Lawrence, .3 SSE 1.46
Superior, 6.5 NE 3.70
Oak 1.45
Lawrence, 6.7 SSE 3.30
Superior, 8.4 NW 3.60
Nelson 1.92
Deweese, 4.8 SSE 0.71
Oak, 3.1 NW 0.96
Superior, .5 N 2.82
Guide Rock 1.80
Red Cloud, 4.3 E 1.15
Ruskin, SE 1.43 Sunday 5.06 for the month and 18.16 for the year.
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