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    Statewide Citrus Research and Extension

    Statewide Citrus Research and Extension

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    Weather


    Florida citrus production is highly dependent on weather, with hurricanes, freezes, and extreme temperature fluctuations posing ongoing risks to grove health, yield, and fruit quality. Timely, accurate weather information is critical not only for preparing for storms and cold events, but also for making informed management decisions during recovery—such as assessing damage, supporting tree health, and planning irrigation and nutrition after stress events. This page brings together weather resources and decision‑support tools designed for Florida citrus growers, including real‑time data from the Florida Automated Weather Network (FAWN), to help anticipate weather threats, respond effectively, and recover following freezes and hurricanes.

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