April 2019 will be a month remembered for a continuation of an active and stormy weather pattern across Illinois, with two short lived, yet notable and uncommon late season snow events which impacted many in northern portions of the state. The month finished noticeably wetter than average, with temperatures marginally below the long-term average. The […]
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4/29/2019 – A strong and considerably cold low pressure system took aim at Illinois on Saturday April 27th, bringing a large area of widespread precipitation and unseasonably cool weather to a majority of the state. The greatest impacts were felt in Northern Illinois, where temperatures were cold enough to support a variety of wintry precipitation […]
Summary: we are halfway through January and so far the statewide average temperature is 16.5 degrees, 7.3 degrees below normal. Last year, by mid-January the average temperatures is 25.2 degrees and 1.4 degrees above normal. The statewide average precipitation is only 0.6 inches, two-thirds of normal for the first half of January. Last year, by […]
Read More from First Half of January – Colder, Snowier than Last Year
Summary: we are halfway through January and so far the statewide average temperature is 16.5 degrees, 7.3 degrees below normal. Last year, by mid-January the average temperatures is 25.2 degrees and 1.4 degrees above normal. The statewide average precipitation is only 0.6 inches, two-thirds of normal for the first half of January. Last year, by […]
Read More from First Half of January – Colder, Snowier than Last Year