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Woodbine Boy’s Track Meet Results from Monday

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Team Scores 

  1. Riverside, 110 Points
  2. Logan-Magnolia, 92 Points
  3. AHSTW, 82.5 Points
  4. Missouri Valley, 78 Points
  5. Woodbine (Sharks), 76 Points
  6. West Central Valley, 47.50 Points
  7. Woodbine (Polar Bears), 38 Points
  8. Glidden-Ralston, 26 Points
  9. Boyer Valley, 18 Points
  10. Ar-We-Va, 15 Points
  11. West Harrison, 3 Points

Boys 100 Meter Dash
1 Anderson, William Logan-Magnolia 11.42
2 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 11.73
3 Dworak, Chris MO Valley 11.76
4 Knudsen, Rush MO Valley 11.86
5 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 11.99
6 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 12.03
7 Jeppesen, Cole Riverside, Oak 12.17
8 Pope, Seth Ahstw 12.37

Boys 200 Meter Dash
1 Sternberg, Luke Ahstw 23.67
2 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 23.71
3 Anderson, William Logan-Magnolia 23.87
4 Jeppesen, Grady Riverside, Oak 23.97
5 Dworak, Chris MO Valley 24.23
6 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 24.73
7 Wallis, Cael Logan-Magnolia 25.17
8 Reed, Dillon Woodbine Sharks 25.53

Boys 400 Meter Dash
1 Pryor, Brody Woodbine Sharks 53.24
2 Hoden, Jacob MO Valley 54.89
3 Handlos, Jack MO Valley 57.95
4 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 59.33
5 Green, Karter Woodbine Sharks 1:01.19
6 Martens, Dane Riverside, Oak 1:02.65
7 Kent, Shawn W Central Valley 1:03.62
8 Coenen, Wyatt WB Polar Bears 1:04.83

Boys 800 Meter Run
1 Snyder, Emmett Glidden-Ralston 2:05.58
2 Wagner, Gunner Woodbine Sharks 2:05.87
3 McCready, Mason Riverside, Oak 2:07.98
4 Barry, Adam Woodbine Sharks 2:12.95
5 Davis, Brodie Logan-Magnolia 2:15.35
6 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 2:15.45
7 Tremel, Thomas WB Polar Bears 2:16.21
8 Jaquez, Cruz Riverside, Oak 2:28.04

Boys 1600 Meter Run
1 Henderson, Dawson Riverside, Oak 4:52.72
2 Gorham, Dane Boyer Valley 4:56.44
3 Wagner, Gunner Woodbine Sharks 5:02.87
4 Estrada, Evan Woodbine Sharks 5:03.08
5 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 5:10.95
6 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 5:23.20
7 Moss, August Logan-Magnolia 5:25.92
8 Freet, Sean W Harrison 5:26.74

Boys 3200 Meter Run
1 Bendgen, Landon WB Polar Bears 10:11.88
2 Harder, Collin Ahstw 10:46.53
3 Estrada, Evan Woodbine Sharks 11:03.22
4 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 11:10.41
5 Davis, Brodie Logan-Magnolia 11:39.22
6 Smith, Blayne Ar-We-Va 11:58.27
7 Thacker, Gavin MO Valley 12:04.12
8 Thelin, Joe Glidden-Ralston 12:13.16

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1 Newcomb, Gavin Ahstw 15.69
2 Gordon, Jaxon Riverside, Oak 15.74
3 Rieken, Kyler Riverside, Oak 16.89
4 Roden, Adam Logan-Magnolia 17.21
5 Edney, Carson Logan-Magnolia 17.46
6 Fitchhorn, Austin Woodbine Sharks 20.23
7 Moores, Keaton WB Polar Bears 21.41
8 Murdock, Connor Woodbine Sharks 22.52

Boys 400 Meter Hurdles
1 Gordon, Jaxon Riverside, Oak 57.98
2 Wingert, Owen Woodbine Sharks 59.82
3 Denning, Nick Ahstw 1:00.53
4 Ragaller, Wyatt Ar-We-Va 1:00.94
5 Rieken, Kyler Riverside, Oak 1:03.06
6 Kuhl, Kalab Logan-Magnolia 1:05.51
7 Pope, Seth Ahstw 1:05.63
8 Bratetic, Logan Logan-Magnolia 1:06.00

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
1 MO Valley 45.10
2 Logan-Magnolia 46.00
3 W Central Valley 46.89
4 Riverside, Oak 47.80

Boys 4×200 Meter Relay
1 Ahstw 1:33.94
2 MO Valley 1:36.13
3 Riverside, Oak 1:38.65
4 Logan-Magnolia 1:39.81

Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Riverside, Oak 3:40.20
2 MO Valley 3:42.75
3 WB Polar Bears 3:46.96
4 Logan-Magnolia 3:50.06

Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Riverside, Oak 8:29.10
2 Ahstw 8:51.73
3 MO Valley 9:18.46
4 Woodbine Sharks 10:07.52

Boys 800 Sprint Medley
1 Riverside, Oak 1:42.51
2 Glidden-Ralston 1:43.59
3 Logan-Magnolia 1:45.03
4 Boyer Valley 1:47.34

Boys Distance Medley
1 Riverside, Oak 4:01.70
2 Logan-Magnolia 4:04.09
3 Ahstw 4:07.51
4 Boyer Valley 4:08.71

Boys 4×100 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
1 Ahstw 1:06.43
2 Logan-Magnolia 1:07.35
3 Riverside, Oak 1:12.60
4 MO Valley 1:14.53

Boys High Jump
1 Blum, Landon WB Polar Bears 6-02.00
2 Janssen, Dane MO Valley 5-08.00
3 Roden, Adam Logan-Magnolia 5-08.00
4 Walski, Luke Logan-Magnolia 5-06.00
5 Christian, Lucas Glidden-Ralston 5-06.00
6 Fuller, Mason W Central Valley 5-02.00
6 Fenner, Owen Riverside, Oak 5-02.00
8 Murdock, Connor Woodbine Sharks 5-00.00
8 Doyle, Lucas Riverside, Oak 5-00.00

Boys Long Jump
1 Osberg, Landon W Central Valley 20-07.50
2 Ragaller, Wyatt Ar-We-Va 19-08.00
3 Roden, Evan Logan-Magnolia 19-06.50
4 Vana, Wes Logan-Magnolia 18-09.00
5 Reed, Dillon Woodbine Sharks 17-10.00
6 Knoke, Maddox Riverside, Oak 17-08.00
6 Soukup, Camden Ahstw 17-08.00
8 Daniel, Alex Glidden-Ralston 17-02.50

Boys Shot Put
1 Peterson, Jett Ahstw 43-10.50
2 Pryor, Jax Woodbine Sharks 43-09.50
3 Zappia, Vinny MO Valley 42-10.50
4 Hunter, Wade Glidden-Ralston 42-05.50
5 Birdsall, Nolan W Harrison 40-09.50
6 Kelley, Gavin WB Polar Bears 40-05.00 1
7 Collins, Calvin Logan-Magnolia 40-01.50
8 Bell, Wyatt Riverside, Oak 38-10.50

Boys Discus Throw
1 Teague, Zach W Central Valley 141-05
2 Pryor, Jax Woodbine Sharks 137-09
3 Kelley, Gavin WB Polar Bears 135-04
4 Peterson, Jett Ahstw 132-08
5 Collins, Calvin Logan-Magnolia 128-06
6 Zappia, Vinny MO Valley 125-08
7 Barry, Jason W Harrison 110-11
8 Forsythe, Zack Riverside, Oak 106-03

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Posted County Grain Prices 4/23/2024

Ag/Outdoor

April 23rd, 2024 by Ric Hanson

Cass County: Corn $4.18 Beans $10.90
Adair County: Corn $4.15 Beans $10.93
Adams County: Corn $4.15 Beans $10.89
Audubon County: Corn $4.17 Beans $10.92
East Pottawattamie County: Corn $4.21 Beans $10.90
Guthrie County: Corn $4.20 Beans $10.94
Montgomery County: Corn $4.20 Beans $10.92
Shelby County: Corn $4.21 Beans $10.90

Oats: $3.45 (same in all counties)

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COED RAM Relays Track Result’s

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Team Standings:
1. Glenwood, 186
2. Lewis Central, 119
3. Atlantic, 90
4. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 70
5. Underwood, 58.50
6. St. Albert, 55
7. Shenandoah, 51.50
8. Red Oak, 39
9. Creston, 28
10. Sioux City, North, 21
11. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 10

800 Sprint Medley Relay:
1. Lewis Central, 1:54.27
2. Glenwood, 1:55.17
3. St. Albert, 1:58.23
4. Atlantic, 1:58.68
5. Underwood, 2:01.32
6. Red Oak, 2:03.50
7. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 2:05.69
8. Sioux City, North, 2:07.93

3000 Meters:
1. Grace Berglund, Glenwood, 10:46. 42
2. Hailey Egbert, Shenandoah, 11:56.63
3. Kate Strohmeier, Lewis Central,  12:42.34
4. Mya Scheer, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 12:53.95
5. Ruby Johnson, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13:10.66
6. Lilly Irwin, Underwood, 13:20.04
7. Olivia Wait, Lewis Central, 13:53.6
8. Leya Walker, Red Oak, 15.11.00

4×800 Relay:
1. Lewis Central, 10:04.23
2. Glenwood, 10:18.54
3. Creston, 10:53.75
4. Glenwood, x11:51.17
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13:13.55

Shuttle Hurdle Relay:
1. Glenwood, 1:11.15
2. Atlantic, 1:13.06
3. Underwood, 1:14.85
4. Creston, 1:15.17
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:17.51
6. Shenandoah, 1:18.45
7. Lewis Central, 1:23.49
8. Creston, x1:26.01

100 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 13.30
2. Allison Koontz, Glenwood, 13.53
3. Aubrey Sandbothe, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 13.84
4. Chloe Cross, Sioux City North, 13.94
5. Haley Stangl, Underwood, 13.98
6. Allison Middents, Atlantic, 14.07
7. Payton Mathews, Lewis Central, 14.12
8. Camille Strim, Sioux City, North, 14.33

Distance Medley:
1. Atlantic, 4.22.68
2. Lewis Central, 4:23.04
3. Creston, 4:30.93
4. Underwood, 4:47.20
5. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 4:50.64
6. Glenwood, 4:54.84
7. Red Oak, 5:08.26

400 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 1:00.82
2. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 1:02.44
3. Molly Wise, St. Albert, 1:06.64
4. KayLynn Kepler Thomason, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:07.98
5. Trinity Bret, Underwood, 1:09.87
6. Hailey Smith, Sioux City, North, 1:11.38
7. Addie Freund, Atlantic, 1:11.59
8. Brynn Lamp, Atlantic, 1:12.17

4×200 Relay:
1. Glenwood, 1:49.83
2. Underwood, 1:53.55
3. Lewis Central, 1:54.31
4. Council Bluffs, Lewis Central, 1:54.31
5. Sioux City, North, 1:55.64
6. Atlantic, 1:56.72
7. Red Oak, 1:56.72
8. Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 1:59.34

100 Meter Hurdles:
1. Jayci Reed, Atlantic, 17.15
2. Kiera Hochstein, St. Albert, 17.60
3. Olivia Williams, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 17.97
4. Courtney Crawford, Glenwood, 18.12
5. Maddy Irwin, Underwood, 18.23
6. Elaina Dougherty, Glenwood, 18.28
7. Grace Travis, Creston, 18.31
8. Camille Strim, 18.43

800 Meters:
1. Lili Denton, St. Albert, 2:21.88
2. Lauren Hughes, Glenwood, 2:29.37
3. Ava Bussey, Lewis Central, 2:29.50
4. Delayna Reese, Lewis Central, 2:32.10
5. Maya Schau, Glenwood, 2:36.46
6. Madelyn Berglund, Glenwood, x2:36.85
7. Greta Livingston, St. Albert, 2:39.77
8. Addie Naughton, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 2:43.35

200 Meters:
1. Danika Arnold, Glenwood, 27.07
2. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 27.72
3. Mya Motz, Sioux City, North, 27.73
4. Madeline Fidone, Lewis Central, 27.85
5. Brooke Nelson, Lewis Central, 27.93
6. Hailey Huffman, Atlantic, 28.32
7. Sophia Denton, St. Albert, 28.62
8. Gracy Mullanix, Glenwood, 28.66

400 Meter Hurdles:
1. Breckyn Petersen, Glenwood, 1:08.22
2. Morgan Botos, Atlantic, 1:10.76
3. Megan Hughes, Glenwood, 1:12.06
4. Kiera Hochstein, St. Albert, 1:12.27
5. Hope Henderson, Creston, 1:16.79
6. Preslie Girres, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 1:16.79
7. Emma Childers, Underwood, 1:16.81
8. Reese Strunk, Creston, 1:17.88

1500 Meters:
1. Lili Denton, Shenandoah, 5:00.00
2. Grace Berglund, Glenwood, 5:01.00
3. Ava Bussey, Lewis Central, 5:02.00
4. Madelyn Hoss, Lewis Central, 5:03.00
5. Claire Pellett, Atlantic, 5:04.00
6. Hailey Egbert, Shenandoah, 5:06.00
7. Mya Scheer, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 5:07.00
8. Katelyn Harms, Glenwood, 5:08.00

4×100 Meter Relay:
1. Atlantic, 51.28
2. Glenwood, 51.30
3. Underwood, 52.35
4. Shenandoah, 54.41
5. St. Albert, 54.59
6. Glenwood, x54.88
7. Red Oak, 56.13
8. Atlantic B, x56.31

4×400 Meters:
1. Glenwood, 4:13.42
2. Lewis Central, 4:16.50
3. Atlantic, 4:25.33
4. Red Oak, 4:26.91
5. Underwood, 4:33,95
6. Creston, 4:41.09
7. Glenwood, B x4:47.09
8. Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln,4:59.04

High Jump:
1. Jaylynn Floyd, Glenwood, 5-02.00
2. Olivia Ausdemore, Lewis Central, 5-00.00
3. Kelsi Duran, Glenwood, 4-10.00
4. Ally Adams, Underwood, 4-08.00
5. Ashlynn Hodges, J4-08.00
5. Ruby Irwin, Underwood, J4-08.00
7. Zoe Young, Shenandoah, 4-06.00
8. Megan Scheel, Lewis Central, 4-04.00

Long Jump:
1. Lila Wiederstein, Atlantic, 18-01.75
2. Aubrey Sandbothe, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 16-10.25
3. Jocelyn O’Neal, Red Oak, 16-03.25
4. Keisi Durank, Glenwood, 15-05.00
5. Makayla Martin, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 15-04.00
6. Lynnea Longchaya, Glenwood, 14-05.50
7. Taylee Hagen, Atlantic, 14-03.00
8. Madeline Furlow, Lewis Central, 14-01.00

Shot Put:
1. Jordyn Matiyow, Lewis Central, 38-10.50
2. Aliyah Parker, Shenandoah, 34-06.50
3. Lynnae Green, Shenandoah, 33-09.50
4. Kamryn Hamilton, Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln, 33-02.00
5. Maddie Stratton, Glenwood, 32-11.50
6. Brandi Jarmon, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson
7. Olivia Olson, Atlantic, 32-00.00
8. Katie Salvo, St. Albert, 31-0.00

Discus:
1. Jordyn Matiyow, Lewis Central, 126-2.50
2. Aliyah Parker, Shenandoah, 106-01
3. Abi Hiller, Glenwood, 105-9.50
4. Natalie McDowell, Shenandoah, 105-07
5. Madeline Woods, Lewis Central, 99-05
6. Olivia Olson, Atlantic, 98-11.50
7. Brandi Jarmon, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson, 91-05.50
8. Maggie Smith, Glenwood, 89-10

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High School Soccer Result’s from Monday

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Boys Results

Perry 2, Nevada 1
Bondurant-Farrar 2, Ballard 1
Van Meter 1, West Central Valley 0
Denison-Schleswig 6, Harlan Community 1
St. Albert 4, Tri-Center 1
Treynor 8, Creston 0
Council Bluffs Lincoln 3, LeMars 0
East Sac County 2, Atlantic 1
Greene County 9, Logan-Magnolia 0

Girls Results

Missouri Valley 11, AHSTW 1
Van Meter 3, West Central Valley 0
Nevada 10, Perry 0
East Sac County 3, Atlantic 0
Knoxville 2, Chariton 0
Harlan Community 5, Denison-Schleswig 1
North Polk 7, Carlisle 0
Des Moines Roosevelt 2, ADM 1

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High School Tennis Scores from Monday

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Asa Lucas

Girls Results

Denison-Schleswig 6, St. Albert 3
Bishop Heelan 9, LeMars 0
Boone 10, Fort Dodge 1
Kuemper Catholic 9, St. Edmond 0
Clarinda 7, Creston 2
Lewis Central 8, Glenwood 1
Atlantic 5, Harlan Community 4

Boys Results

Boone 11, Nevada 0
Kuemper Catholic 7, Sioux City North 2
Council Bluffs Jefferson 6, Audubon 3
Boone 7, Fort Dodge 2
Atlantic 9, Harlan Community 0

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Rain slows planting progress

Ag/Outdoor, News

April 23rd, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) – Farmers got the rain they’d been hoping for last week, but it cut down on the time they could be planting. The U-S-D-A crop report shows there were only three days suitable for fieldwork due to the weather. Corn planting hit 13 percent complete by the end of the week — up from four percent last week. That is three days ahead of last year and the five-year average. Eight percent of the bean crop is now in the ground, which is four days ahead of last year and six days ahead of the five-year average.

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Almost one-third of Iowa food bank’s stockpile is ‘rescued’ food

News

April 23rd, 2024 by Ric Hanson

(Radio Iowa) – A new study by the Iowa Food Bank Association finds more than 27-million pounds of food was “rescued” last year by the six Feeding America food banks that serve Iowa. Annette Hacker, spokeswoman for the Des Moines-based Food Bank of Iowa, says an astounding amount of food is wasted and chucked into landfills daily, so they work with grocery and convenience stores, manufacturers, growers and restaurants to rescue that food and get it to people who need it. “It might be a pasta manufacturer who says, ‘These pasta noodles are just an eighth of an inch shorter than we normally make to put on the shelf and sell, so we’re going to donate this pasta,'” Hacker says. “It might be a dairy that says, ‘This particular batch of cottage cheese had slightly less salt in it than meets our standards,’ but it’s still perfectly good.”

A report from the U-S-D-A says up to 40-percent of the U-S food supply is wasted every year, so Hacker says food banks rely on retail rescue to meet the growing, record need for food assistance.  “We have recently had pallet after pallet of Triscuits marked organic, but guess what? They weren’t organic,” Hacker says. “So that was a great volunteer project, to go through every Triscuit box and mark out the word ‘organic,’ still perfectly good, fresh crackers inside that box, but they were not able to be sold because they were not labeled correctly.” Hacker says food banks strive to divert perfectly good food from landfills and get it onto dinner tables for Iowans who face food insecurity.

Food rescue visit at Catholic Charities in Des Moines, Iowa on February 7, 2024.

“Food Bank of Iowa distributes more than 22-and-a-half million pounds of food every year, so our portion, a little over seven-million pounds, about a third of what we’re distributing is food that has been rescued from retailers, manufacturers, grocery stores,” Hacker says. “It’s absolutely critical. Food rescue is the reason food banking began in the first place.” Many Iowans will throw out food just because it’s past the “best by” date on the label, which Hacker says is something that’s largely misunderstood.

“There really are no such things as expiration dates, except for baby formula and baby food,” she says. “Other than that, the dates that you see on food are often either a ‘sell by,’ a ‘best by’, or a ‘use by’ date and those dates speak to optimal quality, not food safety.” Hacker says food banks adhere to very strict guidelines for food handling, temperature and storage of rescued food.

foodbankiowa.org

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Tri-Center Girls track update with Coach Lexi Cochran

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Seth Tiegs

The Tri-Center girls track team has had themselves a great start to their season. They have won two out of nine of their events with only six events left on the season.

Coach Lexi Cochran says the team has been a part of few meets this year but the weather has been bit of challenge for her team this season.

The Trojans have been trying a lot of different combinations and relays to help find the right fit for her team.

Coach Cochran commented on a few of her individuals that are doing well this season.

The Trojans have had success in the jumping events this season, despite not having her full roster for the majority of the year due team sharing athletes with other trojans sports programs but she hopes to have the team together when they get to the bigger meets.

The next Tri-Center girls track meet will be (today) Tuesday April 23rd in Audubon. That track meet will get started at 4:30 p.m.

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AHSTW Golf Update with Coach Aaron Allspach

Sports

April 23rd, 2024 by Seth Tiegs

The AHSTW Vikings Boys golf team has now hit the midway point of the season. The Vikings have won a total of two golf meets, with only three golf events left.

The AHSTW Boys currently has 3-5 overall record and 3-5 conference record in the Western Iowa Conference.

Many of the Vikings events have been dual meets this season but coach Aaron Allspach has been pleased that his team has faced tough competition this year.

The Vikings top golfers competed well at a recent meet against IKM-Manning, according to coach Allspach.

Coach Allspach commented on a few of his team’s individual leaders and the example they have set.

The Western Iowa Conference has some really good competition this season and coach Allspach said his team has already played four out of the six teams in Western Iowa Conference in the midway part of the year.

 

The next golf meet for the Vikings will be Monday April 29th in a Triangular meet against Griswold and Essex for a non-conference meet at the Griswold Country Club. That meet will start at 4:00 p.m.

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Skyscan Forecast for Atlantic & the Nishna Valley: Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024

Weather

April 23rd, 2024 by Ric Hanson

Early this morning: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a steady temperature around 52. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
Today: Mostly cloudy w/a 30% chance of showers before 7am. Gradual clearing, with a high near 68. NW @10-20 w/gusts this afternoon to near 30 mph.New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 36. Breezy, with a north northwest wind 10-20 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 65. Northeast wind around 10 mph becoming east southeast in the afternoon.
Wed.Night: A 20% chance of showers after 1am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 45.
Thursday: A chance of showers & thunderstorms after 4pm., otherwise Partly sunny, with a high near 70.
Friday: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. High near 75. Windy.

Monday’s High in Atlantic was 73. The Low was 41. We received a Trace of rain this morning. Last year on this date, the High in Atlantic was 52, and the Low was 24. The All-Time Record High on April 23rd in Atlantic, was 88, in 1950. The Record Low was 19, in 1893. Sunrise: 6:29. Sunset: 8:09.

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