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Why Hurricane Milton, currently barrelling towards Florida, has surprised even weather forecasters
Why Hurricane Milton, currently barrelling towards Florida, has surprised even weather forecasters Down To Earth Magazine
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Plane Carrying Passengers Evacuating From Hurricane Milton Crashes Shortly After Takeoff
Plane Carrying Passengers Evacuating From Hurricane Milton Crashes Shortly After Takeoff News Talk 96.5 KPEL
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Heat persists in the West. When will it start feeling like fall?
Heat persists in the West. When will it start feeling like fall? Deseret News
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Dry weather increases fire risk
Crop report: Dry weather increases fire risk Southeast Iowa Union
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Warm, dry conditions to stick around awhile
U.S. harvest is moving at a fast pace due to warm, dry conditions and an ag meteorologist says that will likely continue across the Corn Belt in the near-term. Drew Lerner with World Weather Incorporated says a weather change isn’t expected until after October 20. “In fact, it might be more like October 22 or…
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Here is why there won’t be any wind chill warnings this winter in the US
Here is why there won’t be any wind chill warnings this winter in the US WIBW
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When It Storms: Managing Pests Effectively
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Whether you’re preparing for a storm or dealing with its aftermath, pests are probably the last thing on your mind. That’s fair – we get it! However, taking the time to prepare your home in defense against unwanted ants, flies, beetles, moths, mosquitoes, and more will serve you well in the long-run.…
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Favorable early-autumn weather continues across the Heartland; near-seasonal temps
Across the Corn Belt, dry weather is promoting corn and soybean maturation and harvesting, despite slightly cooler, more seasonal conditions across eastern areas. Meanwhile, producers in the lower Midwest have begun to sow winter wheat, with regional planting progress by September 29 ranging from 5% complete in Missouri to 26% complete in Michigan. On the…
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USDA offices in Florida to close ahead of Hurricane Milton
US (FL): USDA offices in Florida to close ahead of Hurricane Milton hortidaily.com
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‘Major global event’: Milton could be western Florida’s Hurricane Katrina, supply chain expert warns
‘Major global event’: Milton could be western Florida’s Hurricane Katrina, supply chain expert warns Fox Weather
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Wildfire Damage Nearly 50,000 Acres
Wildfire Damage Nearly 50,000 Acres knoxradio
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Forecasters: S. Ga. to get less impact from Hurricane Milton
Forecasters: S. Ga. to get less impact from Hurricane Milton Tifton Gazette
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Tampa Bay braces for what could be strongest storm in a century
Tampa Bay braces for what could be strongest storm in a century The Washington Post
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Agronomist says rain would help prepare Wisconsin fields for ’25
An agronomist says most of Wisconsin needs rain to prepare the soil for next season. Scott Rowntree with Pioneer tells Brownfield that fall rain helps during the winter. “You need good soil moisture to get the compaction-alleviating affect of frost in the wintertime, and also in the February-March time frame to help relieve compaction. Whenever…
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Pasture conditions drying up in southern MO
A cow-calf producer in southern Missouri says it’s been a good year for forage production, but conditions are starting to dry up again this fall. “We’re kind of in a twilight zone situation here from Springfield to the southwest corner of Missouri.” Keith Baxter tells Brownfield the last month had high temperatures and limited moisture…
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USDA says flexibility key to ensure farmers can access resources in aftermath of hurricane
The USDA’s Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation says they expect significant demand for resources following damage from Hurricane Helene. In a Monday briefing, Robert Bonnie told reporters… “We’re looking for ways that we can streamline, that we can enhance our flexibility to get folks in, that we can look for ways to reduce…
