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| Greeley/Weld (awos), CO Latest Observations |
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| Temperature (F) | 54.0 |
| Dewpoint (F) | 41.0 |
| Wind Direction | East |
| Wind Speed (mph) | 5.8 |
| Pressure (in/Hg) | 30.21 |
| Wind Chill (F) | 53 |
| Visibility (mi) | 10.00 |
| Weather | Fair |
This is an example custom weather forecast webpage for the cattle industry. Protect your cattle against harse weather with the help of Cattle Stess Index Forecasts. For an explanation of how to use the Cattle Stress Index click HERE. Pages are automatically updated hourly and can include any forecast variables for your location. Webpages are password protected and custom designed to meet your needs. Whatever your weather data needs may be, we can develop an online weather forecast solution. Please contact us at matt@wxforecastnow.com to discuss options. Note that graphs on this page are not up to date and are just examples. We also provide custom weather forecast discussions for any location in the United States.  3 = Severe Heat Stress: Take action! Provide ample water, shade, mist, improve airflow, avoid handling, change feeding patterns. 2 = Moderate Heat Stress: This is the time to begin implementing management strategies to help reduce cattle stress. 1 = Mild Heat Stress: Livestock managers should monitor the weather and prepare to take action if conditions worsen. 0 = No Stress: Thermal neutral zone. Cattle are comfortable and production will not be sacrificed due to environmental conditions. -1 = Mild Cold Stress: Livestock managers should monitor the weather and prepare to take action if conditions worsen. -2 = Moderate Cold Stress: Begin to increase feed amounts, give higher quality food, and reduce exposure to wind. -3 = Severe Cold Stress: Take action! Increase feed amounts, give higher quality food, and reduce exposure to wind.  |
