Extended warm spell through Tuesday with mid 80s
Forecast shows a warming trend lasting into Tuesday with highs in the mid 80s. Expect a peak near the upper 80s on Tuesday as the warm air persists from Monday.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1994
Page
12
Forecast shows a warming trend lasting into Tuesday with highs in the mid 80s. Expect a peak near the upper 80s on Tuesday as the warm air persists from Monday.
A partial weather snippet reports dewpoints around 34 to 36 with midmorning to afternoon readings. It mentions relative humidity around 68 percent and a fan gauge reference, but lacks full context or location.
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Readable fragments indicate warm, sunny weather in the Santa Cruz Valley and Mogollon Rim areas with clear nights. Tucson and Flagstaff report clear, bright conditions, while Safford notes hot readings around 86 degrees.
The guide states that 1.1 inches of water are needed for the specified area or crop. It emphasizes consistent irrigation scheduling and may note methods to measure rainfall and soil moisture to ensure the proper amount is delivered.
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