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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1978
Page
4
Five county weather recap covers Barron Buffalo Chippewa Clark Eau Claire Jackson Pepin and Pierce from October 30 through November 5. Data notes temperatures rainfall and notable daily conditions for each locale.
The preliminary outlook for December shows continuing conditions from the Maritime Provinces to Arizona. Most areas may average near or slightly below normal with the Far West cooler. Wet weather is expected along the Pacific coast region with a cold Pacific segment.
The outlook predicts a reverse in January with colder than normal temperatures in the northwest from the Dakotas to Manitoba and a milder Pacific Northwest. A dry zone spans from the Mexican border through Kansas and Iowa to Lake Superior. The Pacific States, South Atlantic States, and much of the Northeast look wetter than normal with snowfall above average from Lake Erie to the Atlantic coast and more sleet and freezing rain in parts of the Southeast.
The UW River Falls College of Agriculture will hold a Purebred Ewe and Ewe Lamb Sale on December 2 at Farm No 1 south of River Falls on Hwy 35. Sponsored by the Block and Bridle Club, entries can be blocked for 10 dollars. Proceeds fund a wool judging team trip to the Denver Stock Show in January. For entry forms contact Rudy Erickson at UW River Falls 120B Ag Science Building River Falls WI 54022.
Madison area UW Extension offers an Educational Telephone Network session on cold weather emergencies and survival skills. Held Saturday November 18 from 1 to 2 50 p.m at county ETN locations with a $3 fee and required registration.
National Weather Service data show the week of November 8 to 14 in Eau Claire with daily highs from 45 to 41 degrees, lows from 27 to 24, and average temperatures ranging from 36 to 33 degrees. The sequence lists November 8 through November 14 with H and L values and daily averages.
Meteorologist John Graff of the National Weather Service Twin Cities says mild conditions will persist in west central Wisconsin counties at least until Nov 20. He notes Arctic cold is in a holding pattern due to west to east winds, but could surge if winds shift north or northwest. By Nov 20 cold air could slide in, with real winter expected in December through February.
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