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Sam Romshek

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Degreed Meteorologist. Sports enthusiast (🏈🏀⚾️🏐🏁). Fan of rural and nature photography. Papio South '20, UNL ‘24. (9🌪️)

 Papillion, NE
Joined February 2016
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I kept on forgetting to post this, but as of three weeks ago from today, I accomplished what I wanted to do since I was quite young: become a meteorologist. I have yet to fully reflect on my time as an undergrad, but at least I stuck with my passion and earned my degree.
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On3
@On3Nov 7
BREAKING: Nebraska has fired its offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen, @PeteNakos reports. on3.com/news/nebraska-fires-…
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OKC THUNDER
@okcthunderNov 2
0 Forever 💙 02.07.27

0 Forever 💙 | 02.07.27

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It's a TUMBLEWEED TAKEOVER. Strong winds at Scotts Bluff National Monument in Nebraska occasionally send thousands of tumbleweeds rolling across the landscape, piling up in massive drifts that can completely block roads.
White SUV driving through a dense field of tumbleweeds on a winding rural road near rocky cliffs.

ALT White SUV driving through a dense field of tumbleweeds on a winding rural road near rocky cliffs.

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12:32pm CDT #SPC Day2 Outlook Slight Risk: across much of New Mexico spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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HuskGuys
@HuskGuysOct 18
Rhule with a lead in a big game in the 4th quarter just completely folds. He has no idea how to finish. He has no idea how to win. I don't know if that's something that you can learn. Winners find ways to win games. Losers lose. That's it.
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Tom Osborne signed a deal with the devil
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Ari Wasserman
@AriWassermanOct 18
Nebraska fans don't deserve this. It's truly hell.
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This is up there for one of the most painful sports losses I’ve ever experienced… Seriously. Perfectly sums up the last 10+ years of Husker football. Plenty of hope shown and then we find a new way to lose an incredibly winnable game against a ranked opponent. #Huskers
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WHY are we doing this again?!?! Absolutely sick right now… #Huskers
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Nebraska Huskers
@HuskersOct 10
THERE GOES THAT MAN
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830 PM CDT Friday Oct 9 Update: Isaias makes landfall near Destin, Florida with maximum winds near 105 mph. Follow the latest on #Isaias at hurricanes.gov
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Dan Popelka@danaklepopOct 1
We’ve reached the bridge in downtown Papillion
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NWS Omaha
@NWSOmahaSep 25
15 days in a row and counting! 🙀🌧️ Omaha’s current wet streak is now tied for the 3rd longest on record and the longest stretch since 1960. Are you ready for a dry spell, or is the streak staying alive? Track the weekend rain chances: weather.gov/omaha #NEwx #IAwx
Infographic by the National Weather Service Omaha titled "OMAHA: 15 DAYS OF PRECIP (AND COUNTING!)" tracking precipitation from Friday, Sept 11 to Friday, Sept 25, recorded at Omaha Eppley including trace amounts. The graphic features an illustration of a soaking wet, wide-eyed black cat next to a list of "Longest Stretches" of precipitation in Omaha history: 25 Days - September 1884 16 Days - March 1905 15 Days - March 1960 15 Days and Counting - Sept 2026 The bottom of the graphic displays the URL: weather.gov/omaha.

ALT Infographic by the National Weather Service Omaha titled "OMAHA: 15 DAYS OF PRECIP (AND COUNTING!)" tracking precipitation from Friday, Sept 11 to Friday, Sept 25, recorded at Omaha Eppley including trace amounts. The graphic features an illustration of a soaking wet, wide-eyed black cat next to a list of "Longest Stretches" of precipitation in Omaha history: 25 Days - September 1884 16 Days - March 1905 15 Days - March 1960 15 Days and Counting - Sept 2026 The bottom of the graphic displays the URL: weather.gov/omaha.

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Through September 21, there have been no hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean for the first time since 1914. Nebraska football has won at least a share of a conference championship every season that no hurricanes formed in the Atlantic
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Non-Con ✔️
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Book it. 🗓️
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NWS Omaha
@NWSOmahaSep 14
A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska until 12 AM CDT
This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 669 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 12:00 AM CDT. The watch includes parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska. The threats associated with this watch are a couple tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to two inch size possible and scattered gusts up to 80 mph likely. There are 2,291,368 people in the watch along with 859 schools and 73 hospitals.

ALT This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 669 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 12:00 AM CDT. The watch includes parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska. The threats associated with this watch are a couple tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to two inch size possible and scattered gusts up to 80 mph likely. There are 2,291,368 people in the watch along with 859 schools and 73 hospitals.

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From the jump. #GBR
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This Michigan game is probably the most rigged ending I’ve ever seen, or at least since the refs rigged the 2009 Big 12 Championship ending for Texas against Nebraska. How much did these refs get paid by Michigan? There was clearly no time left.
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Game won.
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