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Lincoln Airport logs a warm September
September 23, 2026
Lincoln Airport recorded mean daily highs of 87.4°F over the past 30 days, 5.4°F above normal, with the warmest day reaching 101°F on September 8. The warming and above-normal precipitation have supported sustained streamflow across Salt Creek and its tributaries in the watershed.
Caddisflies found at Fair Street in Lincoln
September 23, 2026
(Leptoceridae) were recorded on September 3 at Fair Street in Lincoln. These larvae are sensitive to degraded water quality and their presence indicates the stream segment supports macroinvertebrate communities typical of unimpaired reaches.
Clean water mayflies found at Holmes South Shore Road
September 23, 2026
(Heptageniidae) were recorded at Holmes South Shore Road on September 22. These pollution-sensitive larvae require well-oxygenated, clean flowing water and serve as an indicator that local stream conditions meet aquatic life needs in this reach.
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