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Conserving cranes: Education plays a key role in protecting endangered Whooping Cranes that rely on Indiana for habitat - Vimarsana News

Conserving cranes: Education plays a key role in protecting endangered Whooping Cranes that rely on Indiana for habitat

Indiana provides Whooping Cranes with key habitat during the winter.

May 18, 10 PM Weather Forecast Update-Smoke, Some Rainfall & Early-Season Summer-Like Heat Ahead with Eyes on 1994 & 1997 Analog Years... - Vimarsana News

May 18, 10 PM Weather Forecast Update-Smoke, Some Rainfall & Early-Season Summer-Like Heat Ahead with Eyes on 1994 & 1997 Analog Years...

The last rainfall event we had was nearly a week ago with amounts highly variable at 0.20-5.50". West Lafayette received 2.00", but much of Lafayette saw less than 0.40". The

Source: wlfi.com
May 18, PM Weather Forecast Update-Smoke, Some Rainfall & Early-Season Summer-Like Heat Ahead with Eyes On Drought to Our West... - Vimarsana News

May 18, PM Weather Forecast Update-Smoke, Some Rainfall & Early-Season Summer-Like Heat Ahead with Eyes On Drought to Our West...

The last rainfall event we had was nearly a week ago with amounts highly variable at 0.20-5.50". West Lafayette received 2.00", but much of Lafayette saw less than 0.40". The

Source: wlfi.com
December 31, 10 PM Weather Forecast Update - Vimarsana News

December 31, 10 PM Weather Forecast Update

Tracking multiple storm systems with fog, snow & ice risk & bouts of bitterly cold weather ahead...

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Local Weather History: The Eventful Late Fall & Early Winter of 1991 - Vimarsana News

Local Weather History: The Eventful Late Fall & Early Winter of 1991

From record cold in October to nocturnal severe weather outbreak on the last day of November, then another Arctic outbreak....then record warmth...

Source: wlfi.com