June 2023 Climate Recap

Overview & Graphics
Monthly Summary
Events

Overview & Graphics

Climate summary graphic for northern Illinois and northwest Indiana for April 2023. Headline: April 2023 Review. Sub Headline: Dry with a Wide Range of Conditions. Chicago: Average Temperature: 51.8Â°, 2.0Â° above normal; Precipitation: 2.02â€, 1.73â€ below normal; Snowfall: 0.5â€, 0.8â€ below normal. Rockford: Average Temperature: 49.2Â°, 0.1Â° above normal; Precipitation: 2.68â€, 1.07â€ below normal; Snowfall: 0.9â€, equal to normal. Graphic Created: Monday, May 1, 2023 10:54 PM CDT

June 2023 Monthly Climate Summary Graphic

CoCoRaHS Observer Monthly Precipitation Summary

Chicago and Rockford Monthly Summary

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...A Look Back at the Climate for the Month of June 2023 for
Chicago and Rockford...

At Chicago, the average high temperature was 81.4 degrees, which
is 1.0 degree above normal. The average low temperature was 60.2 
degrees, which is 0.6 degrees below normal. The average 
temperature for the month was 70.8 degrees, which is 0.2 degrees 
above normal. 2.36 inches of precipitation were recorded, which is
1.74 inches below normal. 

There were no daily or top ten monthly records set for Chicago
during the month of June 2023.


At Rockford, the average high temperature was 82.6 degrees, which
is 1.9 degrees above normal. The average low temperature was
56.5 degrees, which is 3.1 degrees below normal. The average
temperature for the month was 69.6 degrees, which is 0.5 degrees
below normal. 1.90 inches of precipitation were recorded, which
is 3.33 inches below normal. 

The following daily records were set for Rockford during the
month of June 2023:

 * Record minimum temperature of 41 degrees on the 12th.

There were no top ten monthly records set for Rockford during the
month of June 2023.

Latest Monthly Climate Report: Chicago | Rockford

Events

June 29, 2023 - NWS Lincoln, IL event recap of central Illinois derecho

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