By Laura Edwards, SD State Climatologist, SDSU Extension  According to the calendar, summertime is coming to an end, and fall is right around the corner. This time of year our thoughts turn to fall harvest weather for corn and soybeans, planting for winter wheat, and our first fall frost for crops and gardens.  September temperature and precipitation outlook For the month of September across South Dakota, there is an increased likelihood of warmer than average temperatures in the month ahead. The first ten days of September have a high likelihood of being warmer than average, with high temperatures on Labor...

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