Weather

Displaying 151 - 200 of 304 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
151	"Temps may soar into the teens today"--Probably due to global warming." Public Relations News Release 1991:262, p.1	12/09/1991	Philip Suckling says that recent changes in our weather pattern are nothing new; it is too early to tell if they are due to a long term warming trend.
152	A wet spring followed by drought conditions cause tree & shrub wilt. Public Relations News Release 1990:684, p.1	08/05/1991	A wet spring followed by a dry spell can cause wilting and make trees and other plants more prone to disease and insect damage.
153	Violent volcanic eruptions--having a direct effect on our climate. Public Relations News Release 1990:637, p.1	07/01/1991	Volcanic eruptions affect local weather according to UNI professor.
154	Are the leaves changing colors earlier? Blame it on acid rain. Public Relations News Release 1990:96, p.1	10/08/1990	Acid rain may be the cause of trees turning color earlier.
155	Living one the edge of Tornado Alley--be prepared for spring storms Public Relations News Release 1989:477, p.1	03/20/1990	Professor Walt DeKock discusses severe spring weather in the Midwest. He suggests a few safety tips for tornado survival.
156	Hunters notice change in weather conditions Northern Iowan 86:22, p.15	11/17/1989	Hunting regulations and changes in laws for the 1989-1990 hunting season.
157	Singing in the rain Northern Iowan 85:17, p.1	10/25/1988	Students walks across the Union in the rain.
158	Drought seen as a benefit to groundwater purity in the state. Public Relations News Release 1988:513, p.1	07/28/1988	Professor Erwin Richter says a hot summer could be preventing chemical herbicides and pesticides from contaminating the state's groundwater supply.
159	The Season's Pendulum Public Relations News Release 1987:138, p.1	11/16/1987	Wade Gruhl shares how his study strategies have changed as winter approaches.
160	Winter warning track Public Relations News Release 1987:215, p.1	02/12/1987	The beginning of the baseball season was temporarily pushed forward due to spring-like temperatures in February, even though players still had to deal with snow on the field.
161	London fog . . . Northern Iowan 83:18, p.1	10/28/1986	Students walk to class through gloomy weather; photo.
162	Not singing in this rain Northern Iowan 83:7, p.4	09/19/1986	A picture of the wet conditions on campus this week.
163	Weather or not is the question Public Relations News Release 1986:462, p.1	06/17/1986	Shirley Cropper's summer course teaches what weather is made of and how it develops, how to interpret weather maps and weather data, and how to do forecasting for daily weather.
164	April showers . . . Northern Iowan 82:48, p.1	04/08/1986	Students appreciate their umbrellas as they walk to class in the rain; photo.
165	Untitled Northern Iowan 81:45, p.1	03/29/1985	Students sit outside to study; photo.
166	But Seriously Folks Northern Iowan 81:40, p.2	03/05/1985	Discusses weather, taking trips, and anti-homosexual test questions.
167	Forget something? Northern Iowan 79:2, p.4	08/31/1982	Student holding jacket over head as protection against the rain; photo.
168	Any questions? Northern Iowan 78:50, p.3	04/20/1982	Rain ruins picnicker's plans; photo.
169	Rainy days, Mondays affect Iowa weather Northern Iowan 78:32, p.12	02/05/1982	A look at sayings about the weather.
170	Untitled Northern Iowan 78:1, p.6	08/28/1981	Gary Bramen weathers a rainstorm; photo.
171	The cold wind--it can chill you to the bone Northern Iowan 77:33, p.10	02/13/1981	Rob Berry explains the wind-chill factor.
172	On the Other Hand: 'Lack of regard for safety' Northern Iowan 77:33, p.2	02/13/1981	Despite the bad weather, classes resumed at UNI; questions wisdom of decision to hold classes.
173	Snow removal crews keep campus moving Northern Iowan 77:33, p.1	02/13/1981	Description of measures taken during recent snowstorm.
174	This is January? Northern Iowan 77:28, p.1	01/27/1981	Mild temperatures in January allow students to enjoy the outdoors; photo.
175	A few rules to be 'cool' Northern Iowan 76:36, p.3	02/19/1980	A few rules to follow to be cool on campus.
176	Walking' in the rain Northern Iowan 75:7, p.7	09/22/1978	Two students huddle together as they make their way across campus in the rain; photo.
177	Rainy Days and Tuesdays Northern Iowan 74:48, p.11	04/07/1978	Two photos show the contrast from a warm Tuesday to a rainy Wednesday.
178	Wasted Union Blues Northern Iowan 74:42, p.2	02/28/1978	Student from Georgia is concerned with ice holes.
179	Wasted Union Blues Northern Iowan 74:39, p.2	02/17/1978	College Hill's sidewalks are covered with ice; makes the walk home from the bars difficult.
180	Who cancels classes? Kamerick and Regents Northern Iowan 74:37, p.1	02/10/1978	President Kamerick talks about the process of making the decision of canceling class; photo.
181	University of Siberia Northern Iowan 74:33, p.1	01/27/1978	Students trudge through the snow and wind on their way to classes; photo.
182	Ride 'em Northern Iowan 74:28, p.5	12/13/1977	The hills were alive with sledders behind the UNI-Dome.
183	Eighteen inches and it's only the ninth of December Northern Iowan 74:27, p.5	12/09/1977	Fresh snow around Cedar Falls; photo.
184	Nor wind, nor rain, not sleet or snow Northern Iowan 74:27, p.6	12/09/1977	The Library underneath all of the snow; photo.
185	Bionic winds? Northern Iowan 74:21, p.3	11/11/1977	A student holds onto a pole during a gust of wind; photo.
186	No classes cause party atmosphere Northern Iowan 73:34, p.4	02/01/1977	Bad weather cancels classes; students have fun; photo.
187	DeKock explains stream; why is the weather warm? Northern Iowan 72:38, p.4	02/17/1976	Professor DeKock talks about the warm, dry winter.
188	Untitled Northern Iowan 72:24, p.11	11/21/1975	Student moronically wears summer attire in winter.
189	Untitled Northern Iowan 72:24, p.11	11/21/1975	"Nobody has had the heart to tell him winter is finally here."
190	Campus shorts Northern Iowan 71:29, p.4	01/17/1975	High winds break windows in several buildings; Gus Hanuske will talk about birds; Professor Lash will speak in California.
191	Student receives satellite broadcasts Northern Iowan 70:54, p.1	05/10/1974	Jon Ahlquist builds weather satellite receiving station.
192	Singin' in the rain? Northern Iowan 70:19, p.5	11/16/1973	A UNI student uses her umbrella to escape the rain; photo.
193	Phoned to Local Media Feb. 22, 1971 (Snowstorm) Public Relations News Release 1971:410, p.1	02/25/1971	President Kamerick announces that UNI will partially close at noon today due to a severe snowstorm.
194	Untitled Northern Iowan 64:52, p.2	04/30/1968	Iowa's weather is never the same.
195	Untitled Northern Iowan 64:51, p.4	04/26/1968	A student endures a windy day on campus; photo.
196	Precautionary measures needed on SCI campus College Eye 60:61, p.2	07/08/1966	Criticizes the lack of an emergency tornado plan in the residence halls.
197	Untitled College Eye 59:25, p.1	03/09/1965	Students walk around large puddle to avoid getting wet.
198	Untitled College Eye 57:24, p.2	03/29/1963	Weather changes rapidly.
199	Why do we live in Iowa? College Eye 53:13, p.2	12/14/1961	Editorial discusses the extreme temperatures that Iowa has each year.
200	Weather Bureau meteorologist to visit ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:364, p.1	04/21/1961	Professor James D. McQuigg of the United States Weather Bureau delivers a lecture in the Science Building through the Visiting Professors' Program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation.