Drought Helping Ga. Pecan Crop
Record Drought Gripping Southeastern US Could Make Georgia No. 1 For Pecans This Year
Record Drought Gripping Southeastern US Could Make Georgia No. 1 For Pecans This Year
A detailed list of the Kansas Hunting Seasons.
Record High/Low Temperatures for Nov. 4th-Nov. 10th.
The government today unveiled a new Web site for the public and civic managers to monitor U.S. drought conditions, get forecasts, and know how drought impacts their communities or what mitigation measures exist.
Noel Kills At Least 81 In Caribbean; High Surf, Winds, Erosion On South Florida Coast
Powerful Earthquake Hits Pacific Islands, No Tsunami Warning
Rocketing Ingredient Costs Squeezing Brewers; Price Of High-End Suds Headed North
House Passes Bill Requiring Weather Radios In Manufactured Homes
Crude Prices Jump Sharply, Nearing $94 As Dollar Weakens And Mexico Suspends Some Production
A comet, known specifically as Comet 17P/Holmes, has unexpectedly brightened to naked eye visibility during the last few days, and presently can be seen in the night sky.
Topeka finally Freezes...morning lows
It was great weather for the Diabetes Walk at Lake Shawnee on Saturday, October 20!
Western Mexico Prepares For Possible Sideswipe From Tropical Storm Kiko
A weak cold front pushed south through Northeast Kansas overnight.
A visible satellite image of the California fires from Monday October 22nd.
Out-of-control wildfires threatened thousands of Southern California homes Monday, as firefighters raced to beat back the blazes that have engulfed the region, killing one, destroying buildings and forcing thousands to evacuate.
Tropical Storm Kiko Weakens Off Western Mexico
New Date for Changing The Clocks.
Storms, Tornadoes Roll Through Southeast And Plains, Slamming Mobile Homes; 3 Dead
The National Weather Service has released its rating of October 17, 2007's tornado near Springfield, Missouri as an EF-2.
Record daily maximum rainfall set at Topeka.
Scattered showers and strong to severe thunderstorms impacted the central and southern Plains through the evening hours of Wednesday, October 17.
