Garden City Agriculture Forecast With Wind and Heat
An agriculture report for Garden City notes tonight will be clear and windy with south winds 20 to 30 mph. Tomorrow turns mostly sunny and windy with south winds 30 to 40 mph and over 10 hours of sun, then tomorrow night is mainly clear and breezy with south-southeast winds 15 to 25 mph and humidity around 55 percent. Soil temperature yesterday was 74 with Growing Degree Days used to gauge crop development and stress indices indicating emergency levels for poultry and swine.
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National Forecast May 20, 2009 Feature
A national weather forecast for Wednesday May 20 2009 outlines expected conditions across regions. It notes general patterns in temperatures precipitation and storm potential with region specific advisories and timing where applicable.
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