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It’s common knowledge that when temperatures in Texas drop below freezing, you start dripping water from your faucets. But Austin is a city of transplants, and this is something many have never had to do.
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Oklahoma farmers are looking forward to a new year after much weather variability, and many in the agriculture industry are hoping for the wetter conditions El Niño typically brings.
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While much of Oklahoma has received consistent rainfall over the past week, the most drought-stricken areas of the state are still parched.
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But the government-funded program may be lacking the data to be successful, journalist warns.
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Other commodities like wheat and corn are fetching a higher price than cotton.
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Accurate weather information is important for farmers, emergency responders and researchers managing extreme conditions. But many monitoring networks are limited by unstable, patchwork funding.
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With 2021’s Winter Storm Uri still fresh in folks' memory, lessons from that disaster can help guide planning for the next.
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Midwesterners are becoming more familiar with derechos after two major storms hit the region in as many years. Scientists are grappling with how to define the storms, gather data and predict what the future of derechos will look like.
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Overall temperatures will range from the 40s in the Panhandle to near 80 in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Critics are skeptical about whether the new rules by the Railroad Commission will prevent another catastrophe like the power grid disaster in February 2021.