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Extreme weather is impacting wheat yields in Kansas. A study from K-State found that hot, dry, windy events led to a 4% yield reduction per 10 hours of extreme weather.
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22 projects were awarded more than $323,000 through this NCR-SARE grant program.
In short, data provide no evidence that climate change is making weather worse in Kansas or Missouri,
Real-world data provides no evidence that climate change is making weather worse in Kansas or Missouri, which explains why residents aren't worried.