Which month or months usually have the most rain or snow in Illinois?
87167
It rained alot in May and June.  I went ot school in Carbondale for 5 years, and lived in Edwardsville for 6.
898250
Depends on what part of NJ you are in.  The north it is usually December.  The southern part gets very little snow comparatively speaking and is usually by January.
378694
Air temperatures in Indiana have a wide annual range due to the state's location and its natural characteristics. The state record observed daily maximum temperature is 116 degrees at Collegeville on July 14, 1936. The record minimum temperature is -36 degrees observed on January 19, 1994 at New Whiteland. January is typically the coldest month of the year with normal daily maximum temperatures ranging from 31 to 38 degrees north to south across Indiana. Normal January minimums range between 15 and 21 degrees north to south. July is the warmest month with daily maximums averaging 80 to 83 degrees and minimums 63 to 65 degrees north to south. Winters have been milder than usual during the last decade due to the strong influences of El Nino on Indiana weather. Prolonged severe hot and cold spells are uncommon in Indiana. \n\nThe dates of the last freezing temperature in spring and the first in autumn vary greatly from year to year. Two-thirds of the time they occur within a 20- to 24-day period centered at the mean date. The average date of the last freezing temperature in spring ranges from the second week of April in extreme southwest Indiana to the second week of May in the extreme northeast. The trend of a later date toward the north is reversed in extreme northwestern Indiana, where the average date is about May 1 near Lake Michigan. In autumn the average date of the first temperature of 32 degrees or colder is from September 26 in the extreme northeast to October 26 along the Ohio River in the southwest. \n\nSpring freezes end later and autumn freezes begin earlier in valleys and hollows along a given latitude. The gradual slope of the terrain upward from southwestern Indiana to northeastern Indiana results in lower minimum temperatures and shorter growing seasons in the east compared to the west at the same latitude. Muck soils in northern Indiana transfer soil heat poorly. These soils can freeze as early as late summer, resulting in a shortened growing season. Soil heaving due to frequent freeze and thaw cycles are most problematic in southcentral Indiana.
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Try www.weatherbase.com. They provide info on all the major cities around the world on all the weather parameters over the years. For example, they have 37 years of data for Chicago, IL. Best wishes for your meteorlogical persuits.\nBlaize
1040480
it's rarely sunny, lots of tornadoes in the summer, and there's floods, and there is a posiblity of snow in the summer. THe winter is long. yeah that's about it.
759633
This month. I love how everything smells like fall and snow is right around the corner. The leaves haven't fallen and they are the brightest colors. Plus Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays.
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From 12/1/1927 to 12/31/2005 there has been an average January snowfall of 0.1 inch in the Pasedena area.\n\nLos Angeles County is also one of the few areas in the U.S. where you can go to the beach in the morning, and skiing or snow boarding in the mountains in the afternoon.
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I vote for Lake Erie. It causes the most snow. The fact that it is a long east-west running lake, and its depth cause this. Of course, all the Great Lakes produce lake effect snow, but Erie is deeper than Lake Ontario, and the effected city (Buffalo) is larger than other cities that get hit by lake effect snow from the other lakes (Watertown—Lake Ontario, Kalamazoo—Lake Michigan, and others). Having grown up just south of Buffalo, I can attest to the devastation of blizzards from lake effect snow. This was especially so on Jan. 29, 1977, when the infamous “Blizzard of ’77” hit.
26929
June is the most popular---And January is the least.Who wants to get married in the cold!!!
910251
Unfortunately it's supposed to be a mild winter. The El Nino thing is happening again and this part of the country is supposed to be warmer than usual. However, last time we had an El Nino winter we did have quite a bit of snow and a hell of an ice storm(2002). I live in Indiana, about 30 miles outside of Kentucky. I personally feel that the forecasters are wrong and we are going to have a really bad winter due to the fact that we had our first freeze before Halloween. Usually that's a pretty good sign that winter is going to be cold and snowy. I'm hoping for a lot of snow.
1083830
I would have to say mine is spring and fall...great weather to go camping, drink beer, and ride 4 wheelers with the rest of the gang.
146230
Just came in from feeding the birds and my fingernails are blue.. brrrrrrr. Trade me places I hate winter. Actually its not to bad there is no snow on the ground and it was moderate for late winter yesterday.(light jacket weather) Today is supposed to be colder tho. Sometimes we get snow up until March.
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We've had several the past month and a half, which is unusual for Central California this time of year (or so I'm told... I'm new here.) The national weather service said a few were severe but I've seen much worse in Virginia and Iowa. We did have a couple with marble sized hail though. Enough hail fell to coat the ground almost an inch deep. A lot of the locals thought it was snow because of how soft it was when they went back outside to see it closer.
933804
probably in december.  I live in VA and watch the weather channel everyday.  Dallas has a few cold days a year.
653111
darker months, longer nights; fall,winter, early spring; especially when it's cold and rainy.
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I've provided links to a few sites that offer lots of information about Illinois. I think you'll find the last one particularly useful in answering your geography questions about the state.\n\nHope these help!
205520
very cold winters,lots of snow, and kinda warm summers in the 70's and 80's...lots of rain too.... it never changes