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Pam Knox

Athens
As seen in: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, University of Georgia, Athens Banner-Herald, Longview News-Journal, Farm Progress, Southeast Farm Press, Growing Produce, The Gwinnett Daily Post, Dairy Herd Management, Albany Herald and
I am the director of the University of Georgia weather network and study the impacts of weather and climate on agriculture in the Southeast.
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The forecast calls for more rain

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By Pam Knox
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Seven-day total precipitation prediction by the National Weather Service It has been raining at my house on and off all day and showers have occurred almost every day this past week. The outlook for the next week looks like more of the same, with daily afternoon and evening thunderstorms likely through next weekend.
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The forecast still calls for more rain

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By Pam Knox
| Smoke Signals News Verified
It has been raining at my house on and off all day and showers have occurred almost every day this past week. The outlook for the next week looks like more of the same, with daily afternoon and evening thunderstorms likely through next weekend.
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Rain is finally in sight forecasters say

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By Pam Knox
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Georgia needs rain, especially the agriculture that is mostly in the Southern parts of the state. After a very long dry period for most of the region, including a few mostly meager showers this morning with the cold front that passed through the region, we are finally starting to see a change in the weather pattern by the end of this week. While it will stay dry through Friday, on Saturday a rain system will move into Alabama, dropping the first significant rain in a long time.
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