August Weather Recap With High Heat And Rainfall
August recorded 16 days above 100 degrees with a month low of 60. Total rainfall reached .63 inches on August 4 and 2.83 inches after August 19. Through September, 1.88 inches have fallen so far.
07 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2006
Page
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August recorded 16 days above 100 degrees with a month low of 60. Total rainfall reached .63 inches on August 4 and 2.83 inches after August 19. Through September, 1.88 inches have fallen so far.
A Crime Stoppers business meeting will be held in the Collingsworth County Sheriff's Department conference room on Thursday September 7 at 7 30 a m. The event invites participants to discuss tips and security efforts with local law enforcement.
Palo Duro Cutting Horse Association presents a two day show at the City of Wellington Fair Grounds located at Hwy 83 and First Street. Events begin at 9 a.m. each day with contact Jan Roper at 806 627 4260 for details.
The Collingsworth County Peanut Festival and County Fair start Friday with a 2 p.m. parade led by Greenbelt Electric and grand marshals the Wellington Skyrockets. Events run Friday and Saturday with contests, crafts, food and games at Burn Handley Community Building and Ellison Park.
In Week 1 of the predistrict football season Paducah defeated Samnorwood 43 22 while Wellington fell 14 7 to Hale Center at Dick Bivins Stadium in Amarillo. Wellington hosts Ralls next with Homecoming on the line. Samnorwood visits Hedley.
The Texas Cooperative Extension Office in Collingsworth County sponsors its annual crops tour starting 8:30 a.m. five miles north of Quail at the irrigation cotton variety test site. Experts from Vernon Amarillo discuss Flex cotton varieties weed control peanut varieties insect management irrigation and in field moisture sensors. A free lunch follows with talks on alfalfa production and dairy industry changes. USDA updates and private applicator regulations wrap up the day along with five CEUs for pesticide applicators. RSVP to the Extension office by tomorrow.
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