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Provincetown, MA Weather Station Page

Station Page forecasts use default biofix dates and provide results for the current download date. For prior years, other biofix dates, locations and models, choose from Pest Forecasts or Crop Management on the main menu.

Provincetown Pest Forecasts

Apple Scab	Codling Moth	Cabbage Maggot
Fire Blight	Plum Curculio	Onion Maggot
Sooty Blotch/Flyspeck	Obliquebanded Leafroller	Onion Diseases
Leaf Wetness Events	Apple Maggot	Potato Diseases
Spotted Tentiform Leafminer	Grape Diseases	Tomato Diseases
Oriental Fruit Moth	Grape Berry Moth

Station Location

Lat/Lon: 42.07/-70.22
Elevation: 8 ft.

Last Download
6/23/2017 9 PM

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Statewide and Regional Pest Forecasts

Sweet Corn Stewart’s Wilt Forecast	Potato/Tomato Late Blight DSS
Sweet Corn Stewart’s Wilt Map
Cucurbit Downy Mildew
Soybean Rust
Turfgrass Diseases

Disclaimer: These are theoretical predictions and forecasts. The theoretical models predicting pest development or disease risk use the weather data collected (or forecasted) from the weather station location. These results should not be substituted for actual observations of plant growth stage, pest presence, and disease occurrence determined through scouting or insect pheromone traps.

Accuracy of the weather data is the responsibility of the owners of the weather station instruments. NEWA is not responsible for accuracy of the weather data collected by instruments in the network. If you notice erroneous or missing weather data, contact NEWA and we will contact the owner of the instrument.

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