STATE CLIMATE

By Ted Peterson

This web site is set up to handle the temperature and the precipitation the 50 US states.

Column #1 is the record highest temperature. Column #2 is the record lowest temperature.

Column #3 is the average summer temperature. Column #4 is the average winnter temperature.

Column #5 is the average yearly precipitation.

	1	2	3	4	5
Alabama	112	-27	80	46	56
Alabama	112	-27	55	5	55
Alaska	100	-80	55	5	55
Arizona	127	-70	80	41	13
Arkansas	120	-29	81	40	49
California	134	-45	75	44	22
Colorado	118	-61	74	28	15
Connecticut	105	-32	71	26	47
Delaware	110	-17	76	35	45
Florida	109	-2	81	59	54
Georgia	113	-17	80	47	50
Hawaii	100	14	75	68	110
Idaho	118	-60	67	23	19
Illinois	117	-35	76	26	38
Indiana	116	-36	75	28	40
Iowa	118	-47	75	19	32
Kansas	121	-40	78	30	27
Kentucky	114	-37	77	34	47
Louisiana	114	-16	82	50	37
Maine	103	-48	67	15	41
Maryland	109	-40	75	33	43
Massachusetts	107	-35	71	25	45
Michigan	112	-51	69	20	32
Minnesota	114	-60	70	8	26
Mississippi	115	-19	81	46	56
Missouri	118	-40	78	30	40
Montana	117	-70	68	18	15
Nebraska	118	-47	76	23	22
Nevada	125	-50	73	30	9
New Hampshire	106	-46	68	19	42
New Jersey	110	-34	75	31	45
New Mexico	122	-50	74	34	13
New York	108	-52	69	21	39
North Carolina	110	-34	70	41	50
North Dakota	121	-60	70	7	17
Ohio	113	-39	73	28	38
Oklahoma	120	-27	82	37	33
Oregon	119	-54	66	32	28
Pennsylvania	111	-42	71	27	41
Rhode Island	104	-23	71	29	44
South Carolina	111	-19	80	45	48
South Dakota	120	-58	74	16	18
Tennessee	113	-32	78	38	52
Texas	120	-23	83	47	27
Utah	116	-50	73	25	12
Vermont	105	-50	68	17	39
Virginia	110	-30	75	36	43
Washington	118	-48	66	30	38
West Virginia	112	-37	72	32	44
Wisconsin	114	-54	70	14	31
Wyoming	114	-63	67	19	13