Chinese New Year Year of the Ram Opens Today
The third day of the lunar new year brings the Year of the Ram, born last Sunday in 4677, expected to be uncertain in politics and finances but ending well. The ram year favors fine arts, creative fields, and a comfortable living, with celebrations shrinking from a month to a few days but still marked by parties, gifts, and foods like egg rolls and spicy lemon chicken. The zodiac tale recalls 12 animals racing to the Buddha, with the Ram among them after the Horse.
Greenwood hosts dairy series starts February meetings
Greenwood hosts a three session dairy health series beginning February 8 at 1 15 p m in the Clark Electric auditorium with Vic Wagner noting Dr John Anderson and Howard Larson will discuss acetonemia and milk fever The February 15 meeting at the American Legion Hall features Dr A D Baggerley and two Clark County dairymen on pre Vet arrival steps The final February 22 session returns to the Clark Electric Auditorium with Dr Anderson covering mastitis causes detection and treatment All sessions start at 1 15 p m
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ADA district meeting set in Menomonie Feb 8
District 9 of the American Dairy Association of Wisconsin will hold its annual meeting February 8 at St. Joseph's Church at the corner of 10th and Wilson Avenue in Menomonie. Registration begins at 11 a.m. followed by lunch and a business session, with conclusion around 3 p.m. Co sponsored by the Menomonie Chamber of Commerce. District 9 covers Dunn Pepin Pierce Polk and St. Croix counties.
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Seven day outlook for Eau Claire temperatures week Jan 31 Feb 6
National Weather Service records show normal highs of 23 degrees and lows of 1 degree with average values around 12 for Feb 1. Feb 2 and Feb 3 follow with highs 23 and 23 and lows 1 and 2 and averages 12 and 13 respectively. Feb 4 and 5 rise to highs 24 and 24 with lows 2 and 2 and averages 13. Feb 6 remains 24/2/13.
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February Weather Outlook in Wisconsin's West Central Region
West central Wisconsin braces for February with record lows and heavy snows. Temperatures have reached 44 below zero in Jackson County, while Eau Claire County saw up to 28 inches in a 1936 reading. February precipitation averages under an inch locally, with snow expected between five and ten inches in Chippewa to Dunn counties. Snow depth stands at 24 inches in Eau Claire, with a potential thaw possible. The winter of 1978-79 has strained infrastructure and equipment, including weather observer Mike Hannegraf, whose station was crushed by a snowplow. Last week brought seven inches more snow and lows around 23 below in Polk County.
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Old Farmer Weather Forecasts Across Regions
New England is cloudy and cold with flurries all week. The New York metropolitan area faces very cold with flurries then a snowstorm, heavy south. The Mid Atlantic coast remains cold with light snow. The Deep South sees mix of showers, cold and snow later. Chicago area expects extreme cold with light snow at week end. Northern Great Plains and Great Lakes stay extremely cold with light snow and clouds. Southwest Desert warms but nights stay cold with light rain end of week. Pacific Northwest stays cloudy south and mild north, then rain. California will be mostly clear and very warm then cool with showers late week.
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