Hard Freeze Expected in Nebraska Friday Morning
Hard Freeze Expected in Nebraska Friday Morning
US · Published Nov 13, 2026
• A hard freeze is expected across Lincoln and eastern Nebraska on the night of Thursday, November 12, into Friday morning, November
• Temperatures are forecast to drop into the low to mid-20s (-6 to -4°C), marking the coldest stretch since late March and the first hard freeze of the season for Lincoln. Highs on Friday will remain chilly, ranging from the low to mid-40s (4-7°C) in central and eastern Nebraska, while western Nebraska will see slightly warmer highs in the low 50s to near 60°F (10-15°C). Clear skies and light winds will contribute to the rapid temperature drop overnight. Drivers in western Nebraska should also be cautious of patchy fog, particularly west of Highway 83, where visibility may drop below half a mile.

Impact & Risks

The hard freeze will affect outdoor activities and could damage sensitive plants if not protected. Drivers in western Nebraska should be prepared for reduced visibility due to patchy fog, which may create hazardous travel conditions. The cold temperatures will also require residents to bundle up and take precautions to stay warm, especially during the early morning hours. Those commuting or spending time outdoors should dress appropriately to avoid cold-related health risks.

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