14 Quotes by Pat Guinan

This is a welcome step in the right direction, but we have a long way to go to make up the deficits.

Although we haven't had a lot of precipitation, what we have received has been able to move into the soil profile because there's been no frost line to contend with.

According to preliminary data, 2006 fell just three-tenths of a degree short of the record average of 40.7 degrees set in January 1933. However, many areas of the state did break local records, including Kansas City, Joplin, Rolla, and West Plains.

The atmosphere is pretty chaotic. That makes it much harder to predict spring and summer weather with any degree of certainty.

The consequences will be dire if we don't receive decent replenishment of water supplies, above and below ground, before summer arrives.