AWIS Weather Update: Get Ready for Bud-Break
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Collapse ▲Dear all,
When Dr. Cain Hickey, Eric Case and I were setting up a field trial at Brunshirt Vineyards in Henderson Co. on Thursday 3/22 (Figure 1), we measured about 46 F with the UGA weather station.
Figure 1: Eric Case and Dr. Cain Hickey installing a weather station a Burnshirt vineyards.
But temperatures are predicted to rise the next week (3/25-3/30) and by the end of the last week of March, we are expecting temperatures between mid 40s-upper 70s in most parts of the state. Be prepared for bud break on your early varieties soon.
Min Temperatures:
Figure 2: Minimum Temperatures Sun – Wed (3/26-3/28)
Maximum Temperatures:
Figure 3: Maximum Temperatures for Sun – Thursday (3/25-3/29)
5-day hourly forecast:
North Carolina:
Tennessee:
| Chattanooga/Lov | Clarksville_TN | Crossville_AP | Dyersburg |
| Elizabethton_AP | Jackson_TN | Knoxville_AP | Memphis_AP |
| Millington | Nashville_Metro | Oak_Ridge_TN | Smyrna |
| Tri-City_RGNL_AP |
Georgia:
South Carolina:
Virginia:
Thank you and as always,
I hope that helps,
Mark