Troy Thone Weather Report
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Each year my favorite monthly column to write is December.  It provides an opportunity to reflect back on the year and see where we have come from and what we have experienced this past year … more
As you may or may not be aware, last month I made my first (and likely my last) prediction on the amount of snowfall for the 2011-12 season.     The prediction was for well-below … more
We are beginning to get very spoiled, weather-wise, this fall. Not only have the temperatures stayed above normal, but we've had very little rain and no snow.   Our last flake-free … more
September 2011 will likely go down in the weather history books as one of the driest Septembers on record.   Only .31 inches of rain fell the entire month. Using Sioux Falls' … more
Damaging winds, large hail and dangerous lightning — oh my!   Severe storms ripped through Rock County the night and early morning of Aug. 22 and 23, marking an eventful end to … more
Have any of you been thinking about trading in your Chevy or Ford for an Alumacraft, Bayliner or Lund? No one would blame you at all. Following some of the stronger thunderstorms, areas of … more
  I came across this obscure, little poem the other day by a man named Ricky Durkin, called, "I Like Rain, I Hate Rain."   I like rain I hate rain Rain is good Rain is … more
For the farmers finishing up planting or the gardener putting in flowers or vegetables, May provided few opportunities unless you were willing to get wet and work in the mud. Conditions across … more
"April showers bring May flowers, but colder temps and cloudy skies cause the flowers to not arise."   OK, so poetry may not be my thing, but you get the idea. April continues a … more
Sure signs of spring's arrival are trees budding, flowers punching their new growth through the post-winter ground, grass changing from a dull, dead brown to a rich, vibrant green, and robins … more
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