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Snow in May

May snow fell from southwest Missouri to the southwestern shore of Lake Superior. Temperatures and precipitation varied considerably across the Midwest over the first 10 days of May. Temperatures ranged up to 10°F above or below normal depending on the location. Precipitation varied from less than a half inch to more than 4" in locations along the Mississippi River. See more details in the May 10th edition of the Midwest Climate Watch.

The Urbana Cooperative Weather Station,
looking SSE. Updated every 5 minutes.

The Midwestern Regional Climate Center (MRCC) is a cooperative program of the Illinois State Water Survey and the National Climatic Data Center (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S, Department of Commerce).

The MRCC is a partner in a national climate service program that includes the National Climatic Data Center, Regional Climate Centers, and State Climate Offices.

Silver Jackets Present:
The Great Flood of 1913
100 Years Later

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