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Author Archives: Cheryl Hanson
Early November Snow in 2013
November Snow is not that unusual for parts of the midwest, and is expected anytime we get closer to Halloween. The most interesting winters involve a snow event in November, as it makes for difficult and early winter starts in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cold Temperatures, Midwest, Record Snowfall, Snow Events, Snow Fall, Storms
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Fall of 2013 Proving to Be Warmer Now Colder Than Average
Fall of 2013 has been a lovely September and Warm experience for the Midwest and Parts of the East Coast. The expected shorter days actually made for crisp cool nights, with higher than usual temperatures during the daytime. Sunny days … Continue reading
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Winter or Spring of 2013
Winter of 2013 was quickly replaced by the spring of 2013 but with little change of temperature, and a continuation of snow and freezing precipitation. The continuation of cooler temperatures throughout the country has resulted in better precipitation, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Continuation, Cracks, Crops, Drought Areas, Drought Monitor, East Coast, F5, Fulfillment, Hot, Midwest, Mild Temperatures, Minnesota Wisconsin, Mississippi, Moore Oklahoma, Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp, North Dakota, Precipitation Pattern, Storm Patterns, Storms, Tropical Weather, United States, Wit
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MN Red River Flooding 2013
The weirdest river in Minnesota by far is the Red River which winds along the western parts of Minnesota, starting at the western edge of the state, and flowing further down the flood plain to Grand Forks, and up to … Continue reading
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Tagged Embankments, Entire City, Fargo Moorhead Area, Flood Plains, Flowing River, Halstad, Lake Winnipeg, Pembina, Record Floods, Red River, Red River Of The North, Resting Point, River Twists, Sandbags, Twists And Turns, Weather Prediction, Western Edge, Winnipeg Mn, Winter Snows, Work Projects
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Early March Winter Clipper of Snow and Storm of Duration
The dreaded Alberta winter clipper has made its way into the twin cities, and will be working its way into parts of Wisconsin, and off to the suburbs of Milwaukee and Chicago. This storm, will eventually merge into a larger … Continue reading
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Tagged Amount Of Time, Cadence, Clipper, Convergence, Dry Snow, Early Spring, Havoc, Interstate System, Midwest, Minneapolis St Paul, Monday Morning, Paul Metro Area, Precipitation, Punch, Runways, Snow Event, Snow Events, Storms, Twin Cities Metro, Weather Issues
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Winter of 2013 Proving to be Mild and Warm
With the many weeks of the holiday season behind us, the winter of 2013 is becoming another warmer winter season, pacing averages, and keeping ahead of the trends of cold weather. However, the averages are as warm as we are … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, Average Weather, Blasts, Citrus Crops, Cold Temperatures, Cold Weather, Colder Temperatures, Drought, East Coast, Economic Strength, Frigid Conditions, Holiday Season, Midwest, Pockets, Rain Conditions, Storms, True Winter, Warmth, Weather Averages, West Coast, Winter Season
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Second Warmest July on Record, Drought and Fires in the West
The second warmest July on record has finally passed us by, with cooler weather finally finding its way through the midwest and east coast of the U.S. The nights have been seeing temperatures in the 40s, and the day time … Continue reading
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Tagged 40s, Agricultural Businesses, Animal Feed, Climatic Data Center, Day Time, Deadly Consequences, Degrees Fahrenheit, Extreme Weather, Feed Stocks, Fires In The West, National Climatic Data, National Climatic Data Center, National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration, National Overview, Northern Europe, Precipitation, Record Drought, Record Temperatures, Time Temperatures, Weather Results
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US Drought Monitor
US Drought Monitor and the national weather mitigation center, has forecasted some dire news for us all due to agricultural crisis that is happening in our breadbasket areas of America. The summer of 2012 has been particularly harsh, with low … Continue reading
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Tagged Agricultural Crisis, Agricultural Products, Breadbasket, Climate Event, Cold Areas, Crop Failure, Extreme Drought, Food Prices, Gas Tanks, Horrible Consequences, Mitigation Center, National Weather, Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp, Rain Amounts, Retail Locations, Tailspin, True Example, Unl Edu, Us Drought Monitor, Warming Of The Earth
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Creepy Bumps in the Night : The Loud Earthquake in Clintonville Wisconsin March 2012
The town of Clintonville Wisconsin has experienced some weirdness over the last week, and some people and local geologists are looking into these bangs and booms in the area. What are the reasons for these loud unexplained noises, and what … Continue reading
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Tagged 911 Calls, Breaking Records, Bumps In The Night, City Administrator, Clintonville Wi, Clintonville Wisconsin, Cold Temperatures, Earthquake Prone Areas, Government Teams, Heavy Snow, Long Winter, Season With Lots, Sleepy Town, Snow Prediction, Survey Group, Survey Team, United States Geological, United States Geological Survey, Winter Season, Wisconsin March
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