Weekly Summary

  • Article #766: June 24-30, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - June 24-30, 2009 A Week of Change Hot, humid weather continued into the last week of June across most of the Midwest...

  • Article #765: June 17-23, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - June 17-23, 2009 Severe Weather Lashes Midwest; Heat Arrives Severe thunderstorms occurred throughout the region the t...

  • Article #764: June 10-16, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - June 10-16, 2009 Wet Pattern Returns to Central and Southern Midwest Heavy rain returned to much of Missouri and Illino...

  • Article #761: May 25-31, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - May 25-31, 2009 Rain Returns Following a rare dry week, the rains returned with most of the region getting at least a...

  • Article #758: May 1-10, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - May 1-10, 2009 Seasonable Temperatures Temperatures across the region were seasonable. The region experienced a mix of...

  • Article #757: April 2009

    Midwest Overview - April 2009 Precipitation Above Normal April was a wet month with most of the region receiving from 2 t...

  • Article #751: March 25-31, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - March 25-31, 2009 A Roaring End to March The month of March roared out like a lion in contrast to the relatively quiet...

  • Article #749: March 11-17, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - March 11-17, 2009 Dry and Gradually Warmer The week started out much colder than normal, but most of the region enjoye...

  • Article #1530: March 1-10, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - March 1-10, 2009 Wintry Beginning, A Wild End The wild swings in weather that are often characteristic of spring in the...

  • Article #747: February 22-28, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - February 22-28, 2009 Quiet Start This week started much like the previous week, with a large high pressure system sett...

  • Article #746: February 15-21, 2009

    Midwest Weekly Highlights - February 15-21, 2009 Winter Continues The third week of February was cold across the entire Midwest, with dry weather...