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January goes against the norm for temperature, percipitation, tornadoes - Radio Iowa

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January is usually the coldest and driest month of the year, but the numbers went against the averages this year. Little over 24 degrees is the average temperature for the state. January also saw more rain and snow than normal. The early short-term outlook for February is slightly warmer and wetter.
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January goes against the norm for temperature, percipitation, tornadoes - Radio Iowa

January is usually the coldest and driest month of the year, but State Climatologist, Justin Glisan says the numbers went against the averages this year. “Little over 24 degrees is the average temperature for the state and that’s about five degrees above average so top 30 warmest Januarys on record,” he says. January also saw […]

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Radio Iowa broke the news on Thursday, February 2, 2023.
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