August and Summer Climate Reports

August 2012 Climate Reports
Burlington	Cedar Rapids	Davenport	Dubuque	Iowa City	Moline

August 2012 was slightly cooler than normal across eastern Iowa and northwest Illinois

with near normal precipitation at Cedar Rapids and Dubuque and below normal precipitation

at Moline and Burlington.

August Climate Info Quick Glance
Site	Precipitation	Normal Precipitation	Precip Departure	Avg Temperature	Normal Temperature	Temperature Departure
Burlington	2.14"	4.27"	-2.13"	72.8 degrees	75.1 degrees	-2.3 degrees
Cedar Rapids	4.22"	4.48"	-0.26"	70.0 degrees	71.0 degrees	-1.0 degrees
Davenport	5.70"	4.62"	1.08"	70.8 degrees	71.2 degrees	-0.4 degrees
Dubuque	4.01"	4.40"	-0.39"	69.7 degrees	70.0 degrees	-0.3 degrees
Iowa City	4.00"	4.50"	-0.50"	72.4 degrees	72.7 degrees	-0.3 degrees
Moline	2.91"	4.52"	-1.61"	72.4 degrees	73.5 degrees	-1.1 degrees

Summer 2012 Climate Reports
Burlington	Cedar Rapids	Davenport	Dubuque	Iowa City	Moline

The summer of 2012 was warmer than normal across the mid Mississippi Valley.

The summer of 2012 was the 5th driest on record at Moline and the 8th driest at Dubuque.

Meteorological Summer Info Quick Glance
Site	Precipitation	Normal Precipitation	Precip Departure	Avg Temperature	Normal Temperature	Temperature Departure
Burlington	5.28"	12.99"	-7.71"	75.6 degrees	75.1 degrees	0.5 degrees
Cedar Rapids	6.60"	13.86"	-7.26"	73.7 degrees	71.2 degrees	2.5 degrees
Davenport	8.34"	13.01"	-4.67"	74.0 degrees	71.6 degrees	2.4 degrees
Dubuque	5.89"	13.11"	-7.22"	72.7 degrees	70.1 degrees	2.6 degrees
Iowa City	5.99"	14.06"	-8.07"	75.9 degrees	73.0 degrees	2.9 degrees
Moline	4.88"	13.30"	-8.42"	75.0 degrees	73.5 degrees	1.5 degrees

National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office