. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. Photographié ici est Cranberr/ Producfs Inc., entrée dans la rivière Eagle, Wisconsin Quatrième de juillet parade. Directement derrière le char est une vue partielle de la nouvelle machine de récolte de canneberges actuellement en cours de fabrication dans la région de Warrens, Wisconsin. Notes Nouvelles régionales-Suite W J "^ C O N S I N Sex, liTimid ont commencé le mois ath météo Moyenne des températures bien au-dessus de la normale. Eh Hi des températures dans les années 90 ;md des bas dans les années 60 ont été la règle pour la plupart des jours. Douche l'activité était léger et dispersés que le ciel ensoleillé et est resté flou. La plupart des r

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Pictured here is Cranberr/ Producfs, Inc. entry in the Eagle River, Wisconsin Fourth of July parade. Directly behind the float is a partial view of the new cranberry picking machine currently being manufactured in Warrens, Wisconsin. Regional News Notes—Continued W I "^ C O N S I N Hot, liTimid weather started the month ath temperatures averaging well above normal. Hi eh temperatures in the 90's ;md lows in the 60's were the rule on most days. Shower ac- tivity was light and scattered as skies remained sunny and hazy. Most rain fell in western counties where weekly amounts of V2 to 1 inch were common. Hot and muggv weather pre- vailed over the Holiday week- end. Shower activity became a little more widespread on the 3rd and 4th. More generous rain fell on the 5th as squall lines in advance of a cold f ont moved across the state. Continued hot and humid early in the week of the 10th followed by cooling rain on the 13th. There were a few 100- 102 temperature readings in tlie central part. The southwest re- ceived cpiite heavy precipitation TWENTY-FOUR together with some hail and damaging winds. July 16 and 17 was generally cool and pleasant but the 18th turned hot and humid with a few more showers. Tempera- tures averaged slightlv below normal in all parts of the state. Nighttime temperatures, in par- ticular, were cool on several days with the mercury dropping into the 30's in the north and low 40's in the south on the 20th and 21st. A low reading of 26 degrees was recorded in the Mather c-ranberry bogs on the morning of the 20th. No measurable precipitation fell at most stations outside of the northwest sections where some good 1 to 2 inch amounts fell in showers on the 18th. A slow warming trend with temperatiu-es into the 90's began tJie 25th. No precipitation oc- curred over the weekend of the 23d and 24th. Sprinkling and flooding has been necessary in some locations for frost pro- tection Pe

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