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News Release Archive - 2013

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May
6th April brings frost, sleepless nights for growers
March
20th Warm winter sets stage for growing season high res photo available
January
14th A Study in Paradox: December Weather Windy, Warm and Snowy
December
13th Autumn 2012 weather rolls from one extreme to the other
November
7th Everything in a season: WSU summary shows October weather anything but constant
September
20th WSU Researchers Create More Accurate Cold Hardiness Measure for Apples, Sweet Cherries high res photo available
14th The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – Summer weather wrap up from WSU’s AgWeatherNet
August
23rd AgWeatherNet Tests State-of-the-Art Weather Prediction Model for Freeze Events high res photo available
13th Thunder, lightning get very, very frightening
July
25th Hail Damages Crops, USDA Responds, Growers Alerted to Fire Blight Danger high res photo available
10th Cool, wet June weather statewide reminiscent of 2011
June
22nd WSU AgWeatherNet reports warmer Spring good for growers
May
4th April weather a smorgasbord of extremes – WSU AgWeatherNet monthly report
2nd WSU Scientist Pays It Forward with Agrotechnology Knowledge Sharing high res photo available
March
15th Washington’s 2011-12 winter was average but certainly not normal
February
20th Brief Winter Makes Memorable Appearance in January
6th 2011 Weather Ran Late, Blew Hot and Cold
January
5th December Weather Trumps Year of Wild Cards
December
13th Autumn Weather Summary from WSU AgWeatherNet
November
30th Web-based Grapevine Cold Hardiness Tool Launches on WSU AgWeatherNet System high res photo available
7th October Warmth Gives Growers Breathing Room – Weather Summary from WSU AgWeatherNet
October
9th Warm Weather in September Welcomed as Better Late than Never
September
26th WSU Ag Meteorologists Call 2011 “A Tale of Two Summers”
June
29th WSU AgWeatherNet Data Shows 2011 Spring Wettest, Windiest in 20 Years video available
February
15th New WSU AgWeatherNet Products and Monitoring Locations to Aid Agricultural Industry
August
7th Expansion of WSU Weather Monitoring System to Help Westside Producers
January
29th AgWeatherNet Hits the Palouse
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