Allouez, MI, United States (49805)
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Lat: 47.29N | Lon: 88.41W |
Wx Zone: MIZ003 |
ICAO Used: | County: Keweenaw | Forecast Office: KMQT | FIPS: 026083
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Allouez, MI Local Public Information:
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CLIMATE REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI
520 AM EST WED FEB 7 2012
...WEST AND CENTRAL UPPER MICHIGAN CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR 2011...
...A WARM YEAR MAINLY DUE TO ANOMALOUS WARMTH THE SECOND HALF...
...GENERALLY DRY ESPECIALLY OVER THE WEST HALF...
...BELOW NORMAL CALENDAR YEAR SNOWFALL AGAIN...
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...SOME 2011 SUPERLATIVES...
HIGHEST CALENDAR YEAR SNOWFALL...203.1 INCHES AT TWIN LAKES
IN HOUGHTON COUNTY
GREATEST SNOW DEPTH...38 INCHES AT HERMAN IN BARAGA COUNTY ON 1/30
LOWEST SNOWFALL...31.9 INCHES NEAR GLADSTONE IN DELTA COUNTY
HIGHEST PRECIPITATION...37.34 INCHES AT MUNISING
LOWEST PRECIPITATION...20.97 INCHES 7 MILES NORTHWEST OF BARAGA
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE...100 AT 7 MILES NORTHWEST OF BARAGA ON 7/20
LOWEST TEMPERATURE...-29 AT STAMBAUGH IN IRON COUNTY ON 1/23
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...GENERAL 2011 OVERVIEW...
THE BIG WEATHER STORIES OF 2011 ACROSS UPPER MICHIGAN INCLUDED:
...VERY DRY WITH BELOW NORMAL SNOWFALL IN JANUARY THROUGH MARCH...
...COOL WITH ABOVE NORMAL PRECIPITATION IN APRIL THROUGH JUNE...
...WARM AND DRY DURING JULY THROUGH DECEMBER...
ALTHOUGH THE AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE IN 2011 ENDED UP 1.5 TO 2.5
DEGREES LOWER THAN IN 2010...WHICH IS A TOP FIVE WARMEST YEAR AT
MOST LOCATIONS...THE MEAN TEMPERATURE WAS STILL A DEGREE OR SO ABOVE
THE 1981-2010 NORMAL....PLACING 2011 IN THE RECORD BOOKS AS ONE OF
THE TOP 10 TO 20 WARMEST YEARS AT MOST PLACES. THE ANNUAL WARMTH WAS
DUE MAINLY TO ANOMALOUSLY HIGH TEMPERATURES THAT PREVAILED A GOOD
PORTION OF THE TIME DURING THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR. IN FACT...
THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE DURING JANUARY THROUGH JUNE 2011 WAS NOT FAR
FROM NORMAL. HOWEVER...THE JULY THROUGH DECEMBER PERIOD WAS AMONG
THE TOP TWO WARMEST LAST SIX MONTHS OF ANY YEAR ON RECORD AT SOME
SPOTS.
...JULY THROUGH DECEMBER MEAN TEMPERATURE...
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE RECORD RANK
NEWBERRY 51.2 46.3 +4.9 51.4 (1998) 2ND WARMEST
HOUGHTON 49.8 46.6 +3.2 51.7 (1931) 2ND WARMEST
ONTONAGON 52.0 49.0 +3.0 52.1 (2001) 2ND WARMEST
MARQUETTE NWS 49.1 46.1 +3.0 49.3 (2001) 2ND WARMEST
MARQUETTE CITY 52.8 49.7 +3.1 54.6 (1931) 3RD WARMEST
IRON MOUNTAIN 50.8 48.1 +2.7 53.1 (1931) 4TH WARMEST
MUNISING 50.2 48.2 +2.0 51.5 (1947) 6TH WARMEST
IRONWOOD 49.2 45.9 +3.3 52.6 (1931) 9TH WARMEST
MANISTIQUE 49.8 48.4 +1.4 52.0 (1947) 14TH WARMEST
CONSISTENTLY WET PERIODS IN 2011 OCCURRED ONLY IN APRIL THROUGH JUNE
AND AGAIN THE SECOND HALF OF SEPTEMBER. SINCE GENERALLY DRY WEATHER
PREVAILED THE REST OF THE TIME...ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WAS 2 TO 6
INCHES BELOW NORMAL AT MOST PLACES OVER THE WEST AND CENTRAL...WHERE
THE YEAR GOES DOWN IN THE RECORD BOOKS AS ONE OF THE TOP 10 TO 20
DRIEST AT A NUMBER OF PLACES. SPRING WAS WET ENOUGH OVER THE EAST TO
OFFSET DRYNESS THE REST OF THE YEAR SO THAT ANNUAL PRECIPITATION IN
THOSE AREAS WAS NOT FAR FROM THE 30-YEAR NORMAL. OVERALL...THE 2011
PRECIPITATION ENDED UP 3 TO 6 INCHES LOWER THAN IN THE WET YEAR OF
2010.
SINCE DRY WEATHER PREVAILED AND TEMPERATURES TRENDED ABOVE NORMAL
DURING THE COLDER TIMES OF THE YEAR...ESPECIALLY IN NOVEMBER AND
DECEMBER...CALENDAR YEAR SNOWFALL WAS BELOW TO WELL BELOW AVERAGE AT
MOST PLACES AND AMONG THE TOP FIVE LOWEST AT SOME LOCATIONS FOR A
SECOND YEAR IN A ROW. ONLY 51.6 INCHES OF THE WHITE STUFF FELL IN
THE CITY OF MARQUETTE IN ALL OF 2011...JUST 45 PERCENT OF NORMAL AND
THE SECOND LOWEST CALENDAR YEAR TOTAL SINCE 1885. THE ONLY LOWER
ANNUAL TOTAL FOR MARQUETTE WAS THE 49.8 INCHES THAT FELL THERE IN
1941.
A PERSISTENT NORTHWEST FLOW ALOFT IN JANUARY THROUGH MARCH PREVENTED
THE MAJORITY OF THE MOISTURE-LADEN LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS THAT
IMPACTED THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES FROM MOVING FAR ENOUGH NORTH TO
BRING WIDESPREAD PRECIPITATION TO UPPER MICHIGAN DURING THOSE FIRST
THREE MONTHS OF 2011. MANY PLACES ENDURED A TOP FIVE DRIEST JANUARY
THROUGH MARCH PERIOD WITH OBSERVED TOTAL PRECIPITATION RUNNING LESS
THAN 50 PERCENT OF NORMAL DURING THOSE THREE MONTHS. SNOWFALL ALSO
RAN BELOW AVERAGE...ESPECIALLY IN THOSE AREAS OVER THE SOUTH CENTRAL
THAT DID NOT SEE MUCH LAKE EFFECT SNOW. ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SOME
WARM PERIODS...ESPECIALLY IN MID FEBRUARY WHEN MEAN DAILY
TEMPERATURES AVERAGED UP TO 25 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL ON 2/13 THROUGH
2/18 AND THE MERCURY TOPPED OUT AS HIGH AS 69 AT KENTON IN FAR
SOUTHERN HOUGHTON COUNTY ON 2/16...THE PREVAILING NORTHWEST FLOW
ALOFT RESULTED IN FREQUENT ARCTIC AIR INVASIONS IN JANUARY THROUGH
MARCH. OVERALL TEMPERATURES DURING THIS 3-MONTH PERIOD WERE NOT FAR
FROM NORMAL.
A WETTER PATTERN THAT FEATURED A MEAN UPPER TROUGH IN THE GREAT
LAKES WAS THE RULE IN APRIL THROUGH JUNE. APRIL WAS PARTICULARLY WET
OVER THE EAST CLOSER TO THE MORE FREQUENT TRACK OF LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEMS MOVING THROUGH THE TROUGH. MANY PLACES EAST OF A LINE FROM
MUNISING TO ESCANABA REPORTED CLOSE TO 6 INCHES OF PRECIPITATION...
OVER 250 PERCENT OF THE APRIL NORMAL. TOTAL PRECIPITATION FOR APRIL
THROUGH JUNE WAS 12 INCHES OR MORE AT MANY SPOTS OVER THE EAST...
WITH AS MUCH AS 13.33 INCHES AT MANISTIQUE. THIS TOTAL IS THE FIFTH
HIGHEST ON RECORD AND WELL ABOVE THE 7.86 INCHES WHICH WOULD
NORMALLY FALL AT MANISTIQUE DURING THESE THREE MONTHS. WITH THE DEEP
TROUGH AROUND MUCH OF THE TIME...COOL WEATHER PREVAILED. JUNE WAS
PARTICULARLY COOL RELATIVE TO NORMAL AT HOUGHTON...WHERE THE MONTHLY
MEAN TEMPERATURE IN 2011 WAS AS MUCH AS 3.5 DEGREES BELOW AVERAGE.
THE OVERALL TEMPERATURE IN APRIL THROUGH JUNE TENDED TO BE A DEGREE
OR TWO BELOW THE 3-MONTH MEAN ACROSS THE U.P.
AFTER THE RELATIVELY COOL...WET SPRING...THE RETURN OF A PREVAILING
UPPER RIDGE IN JULY THROUGH AUGUST CAUSED VERY WARM AND DRY WEATHER
MUCH OF THE TIME BY SUPPRESSING SUMMER CONVECTION MORE THAN USUAL.
THIS RIDGE WAS STRENGTHENED BY RECORD HEAT AND DROUGHT THAT PARCHED
THE SOUTHERN PLAINS DURING THE MEMORABLE SUMMER OF 2011. THE DRYNESS
WAS MOST PRONOUNCED OVER THE CENTRAL...WHERE NEGAUNEE IN MARQUETTE
COUNTY SAW LESS THAN 2 INCHES OF RAIN IN JULY AND AUGUST COMBINED...
JUST ONE THIRD OF NORMAL FOR THAT SPOT. THE MERCURY REACHED 90 OR
BETTER AT AT LEAST ONE LOCATION IN UPPER MICHIGAN IN JULY. ONE OF
THE HOTTEST DAYS WAS ON 7/20...WHEN A LOCATION JUST NORTHWEST OF
BARAGA REPORTED A SIZZLING 100-DEGREE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE. THIS
100-DEGREE READING WAS THE FIRST TO OCCUR IN UPPER MICHIGAN SINCE
7/31 IN 2006. THERE WAS LESS EXCESSIVE HEAT IN AUGUST...BUT THE
MONTH STILL ENDED UP ON THE WARM SIDE DUE TO A GENERAL LACK OF
CLOUDS AND VERY COOL DAYS.
ALTHOUGH THE FIRST HALF OF SEPTEMBER WAS DRY...A DEEPENING TROUGH IN
THE GREAT LAKES THE LAST 10 DAYS BROUGHT WELCOME RAINS TO MAINLY THE
NORTH CENTRAL AND EAST THAT PUSHED MONTHLY PRECIPITATION TO AROUND
175 PERCENT OF NORMAL AT SOME LOCATIONS. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT LOW
PRESSURE TO INFLUENCE UPPER MICHIGAN IN SEPTEMBER IMPACTED THE AREA
ON 9/29 AND 9/30...CAUSING SOME VERY HEAVY RAIN OVER MAINLY THE
NORTH CENTRAL AND DAMAGING NORTH WINDS THAT GUSTED AS HIGH AS 66 MPH
AT MENOMINEE. THERE WERE NUMEROUS TREES FELLED BY THESE STRONG WINDS
AND WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES.
THE UPPER RIDGE RETURNED IN FULL FORCE EARLY IN OCTOBER...BRINGING
BONE DRY CONDITIONS AND A PERIOD OF UNPRECEDENTED WARMTH ON 10/4
THROUGH 10/13 THAT FEATURED MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S ON MANY
OF THESE DAYS. ALTHOUGH AN UPPER TROUGH BROUGHT COOLER AND SHOWERY
WEATHER THE SECOND HALF OF OCTOBER...INCLUDING A HEAVY RAIN EVENT ON
10/14 INTO 10/15...THE MONTH STILL ENDED UP WARM AND DRY BECAUSE THE
RIDGE WAS SO DOMINANT THE FIRST HALF. SINCE EITHER AN UPPER RIDGE OR
A WEST-TO-EAST FLOW ALOFT OF MILD PACIFIC AIR DOMINATED THE WEATHER
PATTERN IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER...WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS WITH
BELOW NORMAL SNOWFALL WERE THE RULE OVER UPPER MICHIGAN. THE OVERALL
WARMTH...WITH OBSERVED MEAN TEMPERATURES AVERAGING 3 TO 5 DEGREES
ABOVE AVERAGE...ALSO LIMITED LAKE EFFECT SNOWS. IN FACT...THE CITY
OF MARQUETTE REPORTED AN ANEMIC 6.6 INCHES OF SNOW IN NOVEMBER AND
DECEMBER COMBINED...LESS THAN 20 PERCENT OF NORMAL AND THE SECOND
LOWEST ON RECORD FOR THIS 2-MONTH PERIOD SINCE 1885. MUNISING ALSO
SAW THE SECOND LOWEST NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER TOTAL WITH ONLY 18.5
INCHES OF THE WHITE STUFF. NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER TOTAL SNOWFALL
AVERAGED JUST 50 TO 75 PERCENT OF NORMAL AT MOST LOCATIONS.
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GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS (FEET ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL)
LAKE SUPERIOR LAKE MICHIGAN-HURON
OBS/NORM /DIFF OBS/NORM /DIFF
01/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.4/601.5/-1.1 576.9/578.4/-1.5
02/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.3/601.3/-1.0 576.8/578.4/-1.6
03/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.0/601.2/-1.2 576.7/578.4/-1.7
04/01/11 DAILY MEAN 599.9/601.2/-1.3 576.9/578.7/-1.8
05/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.3/601.6/-1.3 577.6/579.0/-1.4
06/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.7/601.9/-1.2 578.0/579.3/-1.3
07/01/11 DAILY MEAN 601.0/602.1/-1.1 578.3/579.4/-1.1
08/01/11 DAILY MEAN 601.3/602.2/-0.9 578.3/579.3/-1.0
09/01/11 DAILY MEAN 601.2/602.2/-1.0 578.1/579.1/-1.0
10/01/11 DAILY MEAN 601.1/602.1/-1.0 577.8/578.9/-1.1
11/01/11 DAILY MEAN 601.0/601.9/-0.9 577.7/578.7/-1.0
12/01/11 DAILY MEAN 600.8/601.7/-0.9 577.6/578.5/-0.9
12/31/11 DAILY MEAN 600.5/601.5/-1.0 577.5/578.4/-0.9
ALTHOUGH THE COMBINATION OF WINTER SNOWMELT AND HEAVY APRIL THROUGH
JUNE PRECIPITATION CONSPIRED TO HELP LAKE LEVELS REBOUND SHARPLY
DURING THE SPRING INTO SUMMER...GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS REMAIN
AROUND A FOOT BELOW NORMAL DUE TO LONG TERM WARMTH AND DRYNESS.
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NWS MARQUETTE STATISTICS /RECORD 1961 TO PRESENT/
...9TH WARMEST YEAR...
...10TH DRIEST YEAR...
...13TH LOWEST ANNUAL SNOWFALL...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 41.2 /43.2/ 40.1 +1.1
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 50.3 /52.3/ 49.8 +0.5
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 32.1 /34.1/ 30.4 +1.7
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 29.66 /36.01/ 35.68 -6.02
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 139.1 /171.7/ 203.3 -64.2
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -18 ON 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 94 ON 7/17 AND 7/20
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MARQUETTE CITY STATISTICS /RECORD 1875 TO PRESENT/
...15TH WARMEST YEAR...
...2ND LOWEST ANNUAL SNOWFALL...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 44.5 /46.5/ 43.2 +1.2
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 51.3 /53.0/ 50.3 +1.0
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 37.8 /39.9/ 36.2 +1.6
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 27.38 /29.37/ 29.13 -1.75
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 51.6 /81.1/ 117.2 -65.6
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -1 ON 2/10 AND 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 96 ON 7/17
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IRONWOOD STATISTICS /RECORD 1901 TO PRESENT/
...19TH WARMEST YEAR...
...23RD DRIEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 41.2 /42.7/ 40.1 +1.1
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 50.7 /52.5/ 49.8 +0.9
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 31.7 /32.9/ 30.4 +1.3
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 31.75 /37.11/ 34.93 -3.18
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 138.5 /170.4/ 188.2 -49.7
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -18 ON 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 93 ON 7/20
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IRON MOUNTAIN STATISTICS /RECORD 1899 TO PRESENT/
...6TH LOWEST CALENDAR YEAR SNOWFALL...
...13TH DRIEST YEAR...
...14TH WARMEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 43.3 /45.1/ 42.3 +1.0
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 53.6 /55.7/ 53.6 0.0
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 33.0 /34.4/ 31.0 +2.0
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 24.46 /35.80/ 29.72 -5.26
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 37.6 /26.7/ 58.4 -20.8
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -18 ON 1/23
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 96 ON 7/17
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NEWBERRY STATISTICS /RECORD 1899 TO PRESENT/
...13TH WARMEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 43.2 /45.0/ 42.0 +1.2
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 51.5 /53.3/ 51.2 +0.3
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 35.0 /36.6/ 32.7 +2.3
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 33.81 /34.96/ 34.23 -0.42
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 87.8 /76.6/ 132.2 -44.4
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -20 ON 1/23
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 88 ON 7/18
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HOUGHTON COUNTY AIRPORT STATISTICS /RECORD 1887 TO PRESENT/
...13TH WARMEST YEAR...
...13TH DRIEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 41.7 /43.5/ 40.5 +1.2
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 50.0 /51.8/ 49.0 +1.0
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 33.3 /35.2/ 31.9 +1.4
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 27.02 /30.17/ 32.18 -5.16
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 172.5 /112.5/ 207.7 -35.2
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -6 ON 2/27
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 91 ON 7/17 AND 7/20
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ONTONAGON STATISTICS /RECORD 1978 TO PRESENT/
...6TH LOWEST ANNUAL SNOWFALL...
...8TH DRIEST YEAR...
...9TH WARMEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/ 1981-2010 2011
OBSERVED NORMAL DEPARTURE
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 44.4 /45.7/ 43.1 +1.3
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 54.7 /56.4/ 53.7 +1.0
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 34.2 /35.0/ 32.6 +1.6
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 29.61 /25.37/ 33.12 -3.51
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 136.0 /130.0/ 187.6 -51.6
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -16 ON 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 97 ON 7/17
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MUNISING STATISTICS /RECORD 1911 TO PRESENT/
...19TH WETTEST YEAR...
...20TH WARMEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/
OBSERVED
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 42.2 /44.4/
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 49.6 /51.4/
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 34.8 /37.4/
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 37.34 /43.62/
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 113.4 /118.8/
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -5 ON 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 92 ON 6/8
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MANISTIQUE STATISTICS /RECORD 1896 TO PRESENT/
...5TH LOWEST ANNUAL SNOWFALL...
...20TH WARMEST YEAR...
2011 /2010/
OBSERVED
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 42.1 /44.3/
ANNUAL AVERAGE HIGH TEMP /F/ 49.6 /51.9/
ANNUAL AVERAGE LOW TEMP /F/ 34.7 /36.7/
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 30.55 /33.73/
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 35.7 /27.8/
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -10 ON 1/24
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 91 ON 7/21
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WATTON /BARAGA COUNTY/ STATISTICS
2011 /2010/
OBSERVED
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 40.0 /41.7/
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 27.24 /31.11/
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 95.2 /94.6/
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -16 ON 1/24
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 92 ON 7/20
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GARDEN CORNERS /DELTA COUNTY/ STATISTICS
2011 /2010/
OBSERVED
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE /F/ 42.3 /44.3/
PRECIPITATION /INCHES/ 26.37 /34.49/
SNOWFALL /INCHES/ 35.4 /46.5/
LOWEST TEMPERATURE /F/ -21 ON 2/11
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE /F/ 92 ON 7/21
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ALL CLIMATE DATA LISTED IN THIS PRODUCT ARE UNOFFICIAL. FOR OFFICIAL
DATA...PLEASE REFER TO THE NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER. CONTACT
THE NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER AT (828) 271-4800 OR
WWW.NCDC.NOAA.GOV. ALSO NOTE THIS DISCUSSION DOES NOT INCLUDE DATA
FROM CHIPPEWA AND MACKINAC COUNTIES.
KC
