Weather Outlook by Region Through Week End
Chicago and Southern Great Plains see snow on and off through Thursday with cold, partly sunny skies and scattered flurries eastward. Northern Great Plains to Great Lakes endure very cold conditions with some snow, clearing Sunday. Central Great Plains expects a snowstorm end of week then sunny and bitterly cold.
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UW Madison agri engineer to visit farms Alma
Ted Brevik an agricultural engineer from UW Madison will meet Buffalo County farmers on January 26 to help with farm building plans. Interested farmers should contact the Buffalo County Extension Office in Alma. He will also speak on calf housing and manure handling at a dairy farmers meeting January 26 at 8 p.m. at Cochrane Fountain City High School with a lunch to follow.
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Seven Day Outlook for Eau Claire Week of Jan 18 24
National Weather Service records show normal highs and lows for Eau Claire from January 18 to January 24. Daily values list a consistent high of 21 and low of minus 1 with average around 11, except January 24 shows a high of 22.
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Year-Round Great Lakes Navigation Feasibility Study
Environmental impact studies over 15 years study winter navigation on the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway. Wisconsin official DuWayne Gebken coordinates research on winter fish, water chemistry, bottom sediment, and shore erosion. Preliminary savings estimate nearly 300 million annually by 1980–2030, with timetable set after June 1978 engineering and environmental plans.
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Deep Freeze Continues Across West Central Wisconsin
The deep freeze persists across west central Wisconsin with January likely the coldest month. Polk County saw below zero readings daily last week while Trempealeau led with 26 below. Seven of 13 counties had at least 20 below. Menomonie hit 13 below as UW Stout’s heating plant started using fuel oil for the season, at about 6 gallons per minute. Temperatures rose into the 20s with a high of 29 above in Polk. Snow remained moderate, Eau Claire airport recording eight inches after a one inch addition. Buffalo and Pepin counties led weekly precipitation, about a quarter inch and two-tenths inch respectively. Rice Lake’s Carl Rindlisbacher notes 25 days of below zero this year. Barron County averages 42 inches in winter.
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Uw-Stout
Menomonie
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Rice Lake
Barron County
Meeting on Farmland Preservation Act in Buffalo County
A session to explain the Farmland Preservation Act provisions will be held at the Buffalo County Courthouse on January 20 at 1 15 p m. The meeting aims to clarify eligibility, compliance steps, and benefits for Buffalo County landowners.
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