Belated reply to CruiseControl regarding Eau Claire, Wisconsin (moving to, trees)

[DanicaFlyte]

Oh My! I just read your message to me! EEEEEK!

I apologize profusely for not KNOWING you had sent an email to me, and for all I know.... you might already be my NEIGHBOR! If you HAVE relocated to our state, I give you a hearty WELCOME, but if you haven't moved yet and still want information, I'm more than willing to STILL help out!

Our climate records according to the National Weather Bureau show that the average temperature for Eau Claire throughout the year ranges from 80 degrees in the summer, to 10 degrees in the winter. Here is the link to that data, so you can see for yourself: Climate Information for Eau Claire, WI - NWS Twin Cities

Regarding the precipitation for our city, a graph that I accessed on Weather.com indicates that our lowest precipitation is around 1" in the winter, and our highest precipitation is around 4.68" in the summer. Here is the page that I referenced: http://www.weather.com/outlook/homea...graph/USWI0204 (broken link)

There are over 300 varieties of fruit trees that bear fruit in our Eau Claire area! I am including a link to just one of many orchards in our area, and they list many of the types of fruit that are grown locally. There are apples, apricots, cherries, nectarines, peaches, pears, plums, and a host of other fruits that are grown right here, such as strawberries, blueberries, and cranberries! Here is the link to their orchard: Home Page

Please let me know if this email did any good to help you, since it is sooooooo overdue. I truly apologize and hope that perhaps this information might help you somewhat.

Apologetically, and sincerely,
Danica Flyte
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Originally Posted by CruiseControl
Hi Danica,

I'm interested in moving to your area from Phoenix, either in Eau Claire or a surrounding town say within 50 miles. What is the climate like during the four seasons, and the precipitation? Do you have fruit trees there at all and if so, what kinds?

Thank you.