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10-Day Weather Forecast for Gibbon, Nebraska 68840 - The Weather Channel | weather.com

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Jan. 8 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Jan. 8 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Dec. 29 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Dec. 29 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Jan. 30 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Jan. 30 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

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Jan. 16 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Jan. 28 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Jan. 28 | Evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson has an update on the cold weather that will be with us tonight and for the rest of the week. | WISH-TV

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12/16/25 Tuesday: A weather phenomenon called "Tule fog" has been sitting in California's Central Valley for over three weeks now. This is usually triggered after a big rainfall event and seasonal dense, cooler air moving in behind it. It creates an atmospheric "inversion" where this fog layer just sits for days or weeks at a time. It is named after the "tule grass" wetlands in that area. A warmer and drier pattern shift to mix down to the surface is needed to get rid of it, so they will have to

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Nov. 14 | Evening Forecast with Meteorologist Keith Gibson

1/30/26 Friday: There's the setup - you can see the polar jet stream pushing down from the northern tier...and the subtropical jet pulling over across Texas and over to the Gulf. These two will meet and create the coastal Low that will be the upcoming Winter Storm tomorrow. | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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1/26/25 Sunday 4:15PM: This is the one-two punch after sunshine and warm temps that should help melt away what is left of the ice in patches. Per NWS CHS: A broad area of low pressure will spread light rainfall across the region late tonight into Monday. The rainfall will arrive during the pre-dawn hours Monday. Temperatures are forecast to range in the mid to upper 30s. Precipitation should remain as light rainfall (no freezing rain or sleet). | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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July 16 | Evening Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson

12/19/25 Friday 7:55AM: Heads up for some gusty winds possibly up to 40-45kt just along this line as it passes through along the coastal empire. Then clearing with breezy Westerly winds and high air temps reaching mid-upper 60's. #chswx | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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Thursday evening forecast with Chief Meteorologist Keith Gibson | Sept. 11, 2025

6/26/25 Thursday: Alligator in the surf at Sullivans Island, SC. Better be careful - he's a small one and some of the bigger sharks may go after him! Apex vs Apex. Vid by Alex Pierce. | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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1/21/25 Tues 8:45pm...Sleet storm 2025. It's bad and getting worse. The warm nose is real. | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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Wow this lady was VERY lucky that she was alone and survived this dead tree falling on her car on April 7, 2025. Anyone in the back seat might have crushed! 🎥 shared by so many random folks, it's hard to tell who grabbed it first. | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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6/29/24 Saturday: So what is that thing that formed on radar near Columbia over Lake Murray? It's not a bomb going off, rather a flock of Purple Martins taking flight right after sunrise. We call these "Roost Rings" and we see all kinds of other winged animals such as bats and insects such as Mayflies cause these at sunrise and sunset. San Antonio, TX has a couple of good spots where bats taking flight cause these right after sunset. In the SE Region this time of the year, you'll see lots of the

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When the winds pick up, we tend to get creative in how we harness it for fun. Just fyi - we already have a safer method called "kiteboarding" but hey - you do you! 😂😆 | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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Now that's what I call living in style if you like the cold. Lol 🧊🥶 | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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4/25/24 9:30PM: So the Sea Breeze head that separated from the coast earlier (the line propagating to the west) went pretty far inland! Went about 80 miles before the night time "blooming" on radar occurred. This blooming effect is caused mainly by insects taking flight. So the estimation is that it could have easily made it ~100 miles. :) | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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5/19/25 Monday 5:10PM: Incoming. It's a small one but it's got a decent hail core with gusty winds. May see a few more quick-movers over time that will seem like they pop up out of nowhere. You've been warned! | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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Dunno why, but this was very satisfying to watch. Love the interesting version of Sultans of Swing for the music, too. Vid from @tuksouth on IG | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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2/6/25 Thursday: I normally would never post a full long term model run from the GFS, but the pattern recognition shows a constant series of ice and snow storms from the Mid-Atlantic and up across the NE US. It's all about where the cold air sits and the where the subtropical feed rides up into it - a rather (unfortunately) fixed jet stream pattern for quite some time! Yucko! | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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3/14/25 These winds across Texas and Oklahoma are kicking up major amounts of dust that is falling hundreds of miles away. In the loop over northern TX and up into central OK, the white are clouds and the grey milky stuff is the dust/dirt. Just look at that swoop of it within the Westerly and SW'rly winds! Gusts to 83mph have been recorded and is blowing over semis on interstates ! | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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12/20/24 Friday 8AM: Here comes the cold air steadily dropping into the SE region! Today is the last day this week of "warmer" weather, then we drop substantially over the weekend and into Monday. Low air temps will drop into the 30's tonight, and at/below freezing widely Saturday and Sunday nights. | Shea Gibson - Meteorologist

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6/26/21 Saturday 7:30am... Seeing a few isolated areas of convection making their way towards the coast this morning. Some may fizzle out before making it here and some may make it. Either way keep an eye out for waterspouts along the immediate coast and near coastal breaks as these are fair weather/cumuliform clouds in a warm, moist environment. Doesn't take much for them to occur. Currently we have light NE winds into NW moving cells. Just enough to spin one or two up. | Shea Gibson - Meteorol

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