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Unseasonably Cool Temperatures Persist
Average temperatures were significantly below normal across the entire Midwest region during the second week of October. Precipitation amounts were varied and several inches of snowfall was reported in northeast Michigan. In addition, dry and cool days throughout the week resulted in all nine Midwest states making progress on the harvesting of corn and soybeans. More details are in the October 14th edition of the Midwest Climate Watch.
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