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December Was Warm

Temperatures were up dramatically, and precipitation was down 3-quarters of an inch in December.

The average temperature last month was 40-point-1 degrees. That’s just below the record December for warmth, set in 1965. The mercury averaged 40-point-4 degrees then.

There were 17 days of 50 or higher readings, topping out at 71 on the 16^th. That was a record high on the 16^th, shattering the old mark of 62.

At the other end of the spectrum, there were no days of single digit lows, and just two nights when the temps fell below 20.

A typical day last month saw a high of 50, and a low of just under 30 degrees.

Snowfall was nonexistent. In fact, it was the second straight December of no snow.

And, total precipitation was at just under an inch and 3 quarters. Normal snow for December is between 3 and 4 inches. And, normal precipitation for December is 2 and a half inches.

WLDS-WEAI is an official reporting station for the National Weather Service.

Jax School Superintendent Warns of Social Agenda Tied to State Funding

Jacksonville school superintendent Steve Ptacek is crossing his fingers, hoping the state does not tie some types of state financial aid to what he believes are mandates.

This could include a sex education bill, and training to prevent racism and treat trauma.

Ptacek says tying the aid to regulations and awarding school districts for falling in step, in effect creates a mandate.

He says the thought that school districts would be awarded for following a designed social agenda definitely would make this a mandate

Ptacek is very leery of what some might see as a social agenda.

Ptacek says it’s important to get out in front of this direction, and caution local lawmakers about the impact it would have on local education.

Ptacek fears OHSA Involvement with School Vaccination Mandates

Jacksonville School District 117 Superintendent Steve Ptacek is concerned that OSHA will jump into the fray over shot mandates in schools.

OSHA is the occupational safety and health administration, which carries a heavy hand in industrial regulations.

Ptacek told the school board Wednesday night OSHA is potentially a scary agency that carries heavy fines.

Ptacek says OHSA has broad powers to invoke daily fines on industries found in violation of OHSA rules.

The Biden Administration regulations involve industry that staffs over 100 people, which would include Jacksonville School District 117.

Ptacek thinks the courts will steer away from OHSA.

OHSA announced on Friday that he it had suspended the Biden Administration vaccine mandate. The suspension was announced on the heels on an injunction filed in the 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals after challenges from five other states. Ptacek is watching closely the courts, Congress, and the General Assembly through the end of this year, and in January.

Ptacek also has concerns about the Illinois State Board of Education tying funding for schools for new regulations for masks and COVID prevention.

Tuesday Sports

The Triopia volleyball team fell to Pittsfield last night in two sets, Pleasant Plains held off Maroa Forsyth in two sets, Rushville Industry lost to Macomb, and Carrollton lost to Father McGivney.

The JHS swim team stopped Clinton and Routt at home last night.

Tonight, we have volleyball on both WLDS and WEAI. Action on WLDS will feature the JHS and Decatur Eisenhower match, with the pregame set for 7. It is senior night.

Action on WEAI will find Routt at Franklin to play South County. The pregame is scheduled for 7.

Elsewhere, North Greene plays Beardstown in White Hall, West Central heads for Pleasant Hill, Carrollton will travel to Greenfield to play GNW, Griggsville Perry hosts Liberty, Pittsfield plays at Quincy, Rushville Industry welcomes Illini West, and Porta/AC plays at Illini Central.

The JHS soccer team celebrates senior night with a home match with Decatur schools.

September Weather

Things warmed up and dried out last month in Jacksonville.

Precipitation tumbled in September. There was a little over 2 and a half inches of rain in September. Since the turn of the century, rainfall in September has averaged a little over 3 and a half inches. That’s an inch short of normal last month.

An inch and 2 tenths of the total last month fell on the 20^th and 21^st.

But, Jacksonville still is running about nearly six inches above normal for the year.

The average temperature last month was also warmer than normal. The mercury averaged a little over 70 degrees in September. That’s 5 degrees hotter than usual.

There were 5 days when the temperature reached 90 or better, and 24 days when the mercury hit 80 or better.

A typical day in September saw the mercury rise to 83 and a half, and fall to just under 57 at night.

The hottest day was on the 29^th with a 92 degree reading. The coldest was 45 on the 23^rd.

WLDS-WEAI is a reporting station for the National Weather Service.

July 2021 Weather

A heated end of July pushed up the daily average, but it was still cooler than normal.

July typically averages just a tick under 76 degrees. Last month’s average temperature was right at 75 degrees.

That despite a nasty end of the month which pushed feels like readings to 110 plus.

The 98 degree reading on the 30^th was the high for the month. The 57 degree reading on the 2^nd was the low for July. The mercury hit 90 0r better on only five of the 31 days.

A typical day last month saw a high of 85, and a low of 65.

The precipitation for July reached 3 and three quarter inches. That’s about 12-hundredths more than normal.

There was some type of precipitation activity on 20 of the 31 days, which indicates not much fell in one 24 hour period. The exception was the one and two thirds inches that fell on the 15^th and 16^th.

Rainfall for the year is now at 29 and three quarter inches. Typical for this area through the first 7 months is 18 and thirteen hundredths inches. That’s over 11 and a half inches more than normal.

WLDS-WEAI is a cooperative reporting station for the National Weather Service.

June was Rainy

A wet ending for June pushed the rainfall totals to near record levels, but this past month was not even the wettest June this century.

The official measurement for last month was 9 and 45-hundrethds inches. That’s about 5 inches above normal.

But, it’s well short of the record June total..13 and three quarter inches from 2011. That’s when Jacksonville lost its water plant.

In fact, there has been four other Junes with heavier rainfall totals since 1997, including two straight Junes of 10 and 16 hundredths inches in 2014 and 2015. Yes, same totals.

There was rain on the last 7 days of the month, including the nearly 3 inch rains from the 24^th and 25^th.

Rainfall for the year is now at nearly 26 inches. Normal rainfall through the first half of a year is just under 19 and a half inches. We have seen wetter weather in Jacksonville in the last 25 years, as opposed to the previous 50 plus.

A typical high last month was 85, and a low was 62 and a half. That’s a daily average of just under 74 degrees. That’s about 3 degrees warmer than normal.

Readings ranged from 98 on the 19^th, to 48 on the 22^nd. The mercury hit 90 or better 6 times last month. There were no 100 degree days. There were just six nights of below 60 readings.

WLDS-WEAI is an official observer for the National Weather Service.

GNW Player Named Baseball All State

A Jacksonville area player has been named to the Class 1A all-state baseball team

Senior centerfielder Jacob Lansaw of Greenfield-Northwestern was named to the team by the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association.

Lansaw hit .493 this year with 9 home runs and 45 RBIs.

Also named to the Class 1A team was senior pitcher and centerfielder Peyton Clampitt of Camp Point Central.

And named to the 2A team was SHG shortstop and pitcher Sam Antonacci, a senior for the Cyclones.

The lone CS8 player named to the 3A team was Springfield High senior centerfielder Luke Flesner.

Murphy of JHS a State Wrestling Champ

Jacksonville High School has a state champion wrestler.

Brooklyn Murphy claimed the top trophy in her weight class yesterday at the state wrestling meet hosted by the Illinois Wrestling Coaches Association.

Meanwhile, three wrestlers in Jacksonville will compete in the Illinois Wrestling Coaches of American state meet next weekend.

One of the wrestlers is from Jacksonville High School. He is sectional champion Colin Reif.

Two others are from Routt-ISVI. They include Leo Tomich, who is the first wrestler from the Illinois School for the Visually Impaired to wrestle at a state meet since 1995. He will compete in the heavyweight division. He’s only the second from ISVI in the past 35 years. Tomich finished 4^th in the sectionals.

And, Routt has its first ever wrestler to qualify for the state tournament. He is Reed Davis, who finished 2^nd last weekend in the 152 pound division.

The state meet will be held at the Bank of Springfield Center in Springfield on Saturday.