End of hot humid week brings scattered rains across region
Weather across west central Wisconsin shows a cold front delivering rain from a trace to over two inches in areas west of Rice Lake. May rainfall at Rice Lake doubled 1976 figures, signaling relief for farmers after a dry previous year. Rain also measured at Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls, with highs near 92 in Chippewa and Pepin Counties and lows around 51 in Jackson County.
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Barron County Hosts Dutch Elm Disease Clinics
Barron County sponsors two Dutch elm disease clinics this week to teach home and farm owners diagnosis and treatment. County Agent Don Drost says each session lasts about two hours with a 6 p.m. Thursday start at the Lutheran Church in Brill and a 10 a.m. Friday session at Shadyside Park in Almena.
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Weather Trends Split on June Rain Outlook for Wisconsin
Weather Trends of New York predicts higher than normal rainfall for west central Wisconsin in June, placing the area near a region with 25 percent more rain. The National Weather Service counters with a dry June forecast over a 90 day outlook. Local averages show June precipitation across counties. Alma 4.1 inches, Rice Lake 5.3 inches, Ellsworth 5.18 inches, with June 30 as the decisive day.
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Seven day outlook for Eau Claire region in June
National Weather Service records show normal daily highs and lows for Eau Claire for the week of June 17 with drier than normal conditions. Weather Trends forecasts for July and August to be dry in the region, with June temperatures cooler than normal due to predicted rain. widespread wet weather favors crops from New Orleans to the Dakotas and into the Great Lakes.
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Wisconsin rivers run below normal flows in May report
USGS May 16 report shows all major basins in Wisconsin below average flow. St. Croix, Chippewa and Lake Superior basins record the three lowest flows with 54 percent and 49 percent respectively. Wolf River at Langlade hits 294 cfs, at the 77 percent flow duration level.
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AMS Starts Daily National Grain Market Report
The Grain and Seed Division of the Agricultural Marketing Service in Washington DC launched a daily national grain market news report on May 16. Farmers may call 1 202 447 8233 to hear the recorded report.
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