Jim Taylor
News and Sports Director at WRMJ-FM (Aledo, IL)
Digital Media Specialist at FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network)
Co-Host at RFD Today
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1 week ago |
farmweeknow.com | Jim Taylor
It's not what southern Illinois farmers want to hear: “Unfortunately, we’re looking at the potential for some heavy rainfall across southern Illinois again," DTN Ag Meteorologist John Baranick told RFD Radio. “A front comes through on Friday that kind of gets stuck across the south for Saturday,” he said.
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1 week ago |
farmweeknow.com | Jim Taylor
Your browser does not support the audio element. It’s poster season; Time to assemble photo memories on that decorative board. Isabella "Issy" Bunting has been doing a lot of that during her senior year. And graduation is approaching for the Illinois Farm Bureau Actively Engaged Student of the Month for April. “I am looking back to the freshman year and the things I took part in and where I am now in my senior year,” she said.
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2 weeks ago |
farmweeknow.com | Jim Taylor
Southern Illinois is hoping for a more settled weather pattern following a four day stretch of torrential rainfall last week. “They received three to four months of rain in just a short amount of time,” said Freese-Notis Weather meteorologist Paul Otto during a Tuesday visit with RFD Radio. “It was all due to a failed cold front.”And that provided a “running board” for a training of thunderstorms to occur over the same locations.
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3 weeks ago |
farmweeknow.com | Jim Taylor
How does DTN agriculture meteorologist John Baranick describe weather conditions for southern Illinois this week? “We’ve got just day after day after day of rain potential,” he said during a Tuesday visit with RFD Radio. “The Storm Prediction Center even has a little bit of severe weather potential mixed in.”Most of the state should receive rain on Wednesday. “That’s where we have the most widespread coverage,” Baranick said.
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1 month ago |
farmweeknow.com | Jim Taylor
Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford expects above-normal precipitation as Illinois farmers roll into spring planting season in April. “That’s the biggest signal here,” he told the RFD Radio Network. A series of weather systems passed over the state the last week of March and produced everything from strong winds and hail to some heavy downpours of rain.
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