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July Climate Summary

July Precipitation	July Precipitation % of Normal

July 2015 rainfall proved near to above normal for much of Kansas, with many areas at least 130-150% of normal. However, there were pockets of below normal rainfall over portions of far northwest Kansas, as well as portions of southwest, central and east-central Kansas.

July Average Temperature	July Temperature Departure from Normal

July 2015 temperatures proved near to above normal for much of Kansas, with some locations at least 2 degrees above normal. However, portions of south-central and northern Kansas were below normal, with a small portion of northeast Kansas 2-4 degrees cooler than normal.

Other Highlights:

Wichita experienced its 6th wettest July on record (since 1888), measuring 7.40 inches of rain at Eisenhower National.
Anthony experienced its wettest July on record (since 1896), measuring 11.40 inches of rain.
Argonia experienced its wettest July on record (since 1973), measuring 10.91 inches of rain.
Bluff City experienced its wettest July on record (since 1973), measuring 9.39 inches of rain.

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