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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1981
Page
4
Normal high and low temperatures for Eau Claire from April 29 to May 5 are listed as follows: today 63/38, average 51. April 30 63/39, 51. May 1 63/39, 51. May 2 64/39, 52. May 3 64/40, 52. May 4 64/40, 52. May 5 65/40, 52.
April 2026 weather summary for Jackson Pepper Pierce Polk Rusk St Croix counties shows temperature ranges, precipitation totals, and notable events by date. Reports include high and low records, rainfall amounts, and notable storm days affecting multiple communities in the region.
National Weather Service records show daily highs and lows for Eau Claire from April 29 to May 5. April 29 1952 high 92, low 17 in 1956. April 30 high 92, low 9 in 1956. May 1 high 91, low 24 in 1961. May 2 high 91, low 20 in 1931. May 3 high 93, low 23 in 1907. May 4 high 91, low 23 in 1967. May 5 high 90, low 24 in 1967.
The Agricultural Outlook report warns drought lingering from 1980 will stress 1981 crop and livestock production. Subsoil moisture remains short in parts of the South and Great Plains, threatening pasture health, beef supply patterns, and cattle slaughter dynamics. Wheat, corn, soybeans, and feed grains face mixed futures amid export shifts and higher costs.
Wisconsin crop weather report shows oats 30 percent planted by April 20, well ahead of last year and the 10 year average. Spring plowing at 20 percent, about double normal. Early oats upstate, winter wheat over 6 inches in Milwaukee area, corn planting downstate began, some tobacco beds seeded.
A public energy meeting on solar greenhouses will be held May 6 at 8 p.m. in the Trempealeau County Courthouse Whitehall. Speakers include Robert Grinley Hugh Severson and Steve O Malley of Northern Sun Construction Eau Claire. Videotapes and slides will be shown. The Rural Energy Council sponsors the event open to the public.
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