After the brutal heatwave hit us as June transitioned to July, any future above-normal temperatures may seem normal for this time of year.
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Our first significant heat wave hit Indiana this week with the added benefit of high humidity.
The average spring (March–May) temperature in Indiana was 55.9°F, which was 4°F above the 1991–2020 normal.
Indiana has seen several rounds of severe weather, and many are likely ready for a break.
Since last Friday, many parts of Indiana have seen a significant amount of rain (Figure 1).
The term “flash drought” has become popularized in recent years to describe a rapidly intensifying drought situation.
Temperatures across Indiana averaged 2°F below normal during the past 30 days (April 28–May 27) (Figure 1).
Recent rounds of thunderstorms have brought highly variable rainfall totals across Indiana, continuing a familiar spring pattern of “haves and have-nots” when it comes to precipitation.
The first week of May certainly didn’t feel like May as temperatures ended up 5-10 deg F below normal across the state (Figure 1).
After another rainy start to the week, some of you may be ready for a few dry days to get out in the garden or field to start planting.
