Eau Claire Week of Aug 17 23 Weather Records
National Weather Service records show daily high and low temperatures for Eau Claire. August 17 1944 high 101 and low 41. Aug 18 1976 high 96 low 39. Aug 19 1955 high 97 low 37. Aug 20 1906 high 96 low 37. Aug 21 1947 high 99 low 40. Aug 22 1948 high 97 low 37. Aug 23 1948 high 102 low 41.
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Wind power study finds dim prospects in western Wisconsin
Northern States Power reports Western Wisconsin wind speeds are low compared with Kansas speeds. The study at Maiden Rock Loyal and St Joseph ridge, with 100 foot towers and 30 and 100 foot sensors, aims to assess small scale wind generators. NSP expects to loan anemometers and model wind output through 1984 to gauge economics for utility use.
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Seven Day Temperature Outlook for Eau Claire
National Weather Service records show normal highs around 80 and lows near 56 to 57 for August 17 to 23. Ave daily temperatures range from 67 to 69 degrees across the week with little variation.
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Tragic Tractor Pull Accident Kills 10-Year-Old
Regina J. Clark of Manston was watching the Juneau County Fair tractor pull when an engine exploded sending a drive shaft fragment 23 feet into her chest and abdomen. Coroner Howard Fisher said the blunt impact caused fatal liver damage. she died at Hess Memorial Hospital after surgery failed. Driver Daniel Walsh was uninjured. several others suffered minor shrapnel injuries.
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Land conservation group honors two state teachers
Frank Haeni of Crivitz High School and Helen M. Spry of Jefferson School Richland Center have been named Wisconsin Conservation and Environmental Education Teachers of the Year by the Wisconsin Land Conservation Association. The pair are praised for connecting students with nature through field trips and hands on projects. Haeni runs an outdoor nature center serving over 700 students, while Spry emphasizes cause and effect in natural resources and has students present research and speeches on topics.
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