Wisconsin March wind and April breath blend in weather brief
The piece notes Wisconsin winds shift from March to April with stormy fronts and marine-like circulation. It explains low pressure systems drive wind, the earth’s rotation bending air, and how front boundaries create storms. It also links the wind to seasonal mood, birds, and historical human adaptation.
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Pork Producers to Meet March 24 at Arcadia Country Club
Trempealeau County Pork Producers hold their 10th annual meeting in Arcadia with an 8 p.m. banquet. David Huinker of Decorah Iowa will speak on boar testing and selection, after a brief business meeting that includes director elections and year in review. Tickets from Carl Bushman or directors Jeff Reed Ken Congdon Tom Twesme Roland Kriesel Richard Bibby and Eugene Halama or UW Extension Office.
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David Huinker
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Trempealeau County Pork Producers
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Carl Bushman
Pork Producers
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Independence
Ken Congdon
Galesville
Tom Twesme
Osseo
Roland Kriesel
Trempealeau
Richard Bibby
Ettrick
Eugene Halama
Whitehall
Uw-Extension
Energy task force to meet Thursday in Courthouse Annex
The Pierce County Energy Task Force will meet at 8 p.m. March 17 in the Courthouse Annex. A 20 minute slide show titled Western Wisconsin's Energy Future: Who Shall Decide? is produced by Badger Safe Energy Alliance and explains options facing western Wisconsin. It notes the region imports about 95 percent of its energy and more than 85 cents of every energy dollar leaves the local economy. The release says energy conservation and renewable resources can reduce dependence and economic drain.
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Point conference on energy efficient housing held Saturday
A conference on energy efficient housing for homeowners contractors and inspectors takes place Saturday March 19 at the Sen try Theatre Stevens Point. Workshops cover energy projections housing and heating alternatives. Registration starts 8 a.m. with first session at 9 a.m. Fee is 15 dollars. For information contact Diane Lueck UW Extension UW Stevens Point Stevens Point 54481 or (715) 346-3783. Joint sponsorship by UW Extension UW Stevens Point Wisconsin Power Light and Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
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Seven Day Outlook for Eau Claire March 16 22
National Weather Service records show normal highs and lows for Eau Claire for March 16 to 22. Daily temperatures range from a low in the upper teens to a high near 40 degrees with average daily highs around 27 to 30 and lows near 17 to 20.
Eau Claire Weather Week Records March 16 22
National Weather Service records show daily high temperatures and low temperatures for Eau Claire from March 16 through March 22. Highlights include March 16 73 and 14 as the all time high and low, followed by March 17 75 and 15, March 18 71 and 6, March 19 74 and 6, March 20 67 and 17, March 21 77 and 6, and March 22 69 and 3 degrees respectively with dates and years listed.
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