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  1. Figure 1: Total precipitation (left) and percent of normal (right) for the period October 17 – November 16, 2025. Figure courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. (Click image to enlarge.)
    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Climate Summary

    Issue: 2025-39
  2. Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Climate Summary

    Issue: 2025-23
  3. Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    June 1 is the meteorological start of summer, and I think we are all hoping for much warmer conditions than we have experienced lately. Temperatures in Ohio during May ran 2-4°F below average. This led to accumulated growing degree days since May 1 running 60-90 GDDs below normal. The other big weather story has been the wet conditions, especially for southern and eastern Ohio. Another widespread 1-2 inches this past week has those areas running much above normal for the past month (Figure 1).

    Issue: 2025-16
  4. Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Climate Summary

    Issue: 2025-12
  5. Figure 1). Total precipitation (liquid-equivalent) for November 17 – December 16, 2024. Figure courtesy of the Southern Regional Climate Center Integrated Water Portal
    Author(s): Aaron Wilson

    Climate Summary

    Issue: 2024-42
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