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Arkansas Wildlife Weekly Waterfowl Report: Upward mallard trend continues in midwinter survey

Arkansas Wildlife Weekly Waterfowl Report: Upward mallard trend continues in midwinter survey
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Arkansas Wildlife Weekly Waterfowl Report: Lower Delta gets a drenching, eight inches in Bayou Meto

Arkansas Wildlife Weekly Waterfowl Report: Lower Delta gets a drenching, eight inches in Bayou Meto
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Arkansas waterfowl report

The state received heavy rainfall Monday and Tuesday, but instead of 4-6 inches drenching the entire Arkansas Delta, some areas received up to 12 inches of rain while others saw 2 inches or less.

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Severe weather kicks back into high gear across South

Severe weather kicks back into high gear across South By (0) April 24 (UPI) Following a stretch of winterlike cold, spring is fighting back again across the South, with a dangerous start to the weekend continuing Saturday from parts of Mississippi to the Carolinas as heavy rain and thunderstorms rumble across the region. On Friday morning, some areas of the Southeast were under freeze warnings and frost advisories, with several cities dipping to below-normal and even record-challenging temperatures. One of those cities was Memphis, Tenn., which reported a low of 37 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking the old record of 39 from 1927. Advertisement However, conditions have flipped, and storms bringing hail, damaging winds, flooding downpours and even tornadoes will continue to threaten the region through the first half of the weekend.

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