The reason why more homeowners don't use vinyl is its cost. The materials are $10 to $25 per linear foot, and labor adds another $5 to $8. So, you could pay as much as $33 per linear foot as the cost of having an attractive fence.
The Kansas Corporation Commission established the Cold Weather Rule in 1983 to protect human health and safety and to insure that Kansans have residential electric and gas services they need during the winter. The Cold Weather Rule is effective from November 1 through March 31.
Bats threatened by climate change, and may boost frog disease chytridiomycosis. BBC. Kansas climatic trends. Statewide average temperatures range from -1.6Â°C in January to 26Â°C in July (Figure 1). The statewide average annual temperature is 12.4Â°C. The lowest annual value was 11.0Â°C in 1912 whereas the warmest was 14.2Â°C in 1934. Precipitation ranges from 105 mm in June to 18 mm in January. Over 72% of the average 701 mm annual precipitation total comes during the warmer six months of the year with the peak in late spring. In addition, the region is characterized by extreme short-term and long-term variations in weather and climate.