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4 seasons warm summers cold winters moderate falls and warm and wet springs.
The climate in the Midwest of the United States is very cold in the winter. In the summer, it tends to be warm and humid.
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∙ 9y agoMost of the states in the Midwest have Humid Continental climate. This means they have very cold winters, and very warm summers.
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∙ 15y agoThe Midwest/Ohio Valley region includes the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. The Midwest is fairly cold and dry during January. The further north you go in the Midwest, the colder it gets. There is more moisture in the southeastern part of this region. Moisture comes from the Gulf of Mexico, so you could expect a little more rain and snow. More snow can also be found in areas near the Great Lakes. Highs / Lows Precip. Snow RainCincinnati, Ohio 38° / 21° 3.2" 6.7" 2.4" Kansas City, MO 39° / 21° 1.3" 5.8" 0.6" Madison, WI 26° / 8° 1.1" 9.7" Trace Sioux City, IA 28° / 8° 0.6" 6.3" Trace It is very warm and humid in July in the Midwest. More rain falls during July because of the thunderstorms caused by hot and humid afternoons. The northern part of the region still averages out to be mostly sunny with less humidity.
Highs / Lows Rain Cincinnati, Ohio 86° / 65° 4.1" Kansas City, MO 90° / 71° 3.7" Madison, WI 83° / 60° 4.0" Sioux City, IA 86°/ 64° 3.4" * The hottest recorded temperature in the Midwest/Ohio Valley region is
118 degrees Fahrenheit in Keokuk, Iowa on July 20, 1934. * The coldest recorded temperature is -54 degrees Fahrenheit in Danbury,
Wisconsin on January 24, 1922. For more climate data, look at the Weather Research Center site. Climate data is listed for many cities, including temperature and precipitation information.
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∙ 9y agoThe climate in the Midwest of the United States is very cold with a lot of snow in winter. In the summer, it is warm and humid.
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∙ 8y agoThe midwest is known for its corn.
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∙ 13y agohumid subtropical
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Which region of the US has the lowest rainfall?
midwest
Do you suppose there is a plant life in the areas that get sunlight for half of the year?
yes,there us palnt life
A grassland biome that covers the upper Midwest of the US?
Prairie
Manufacturing cities in the US are most heavily concentrated in the?
Northeastern to midwest
Do hot vents have plant life?
no they do not have plant life.
What part of the US is Iowa in?
The Midwest Region
What region of the us is Michigan in?
the Midwest
What is Oklahoma's plant life?
Oklahoma is located in the Midwest part of the United States. The state features many grasslands and the occasional forest.
When is the best time to plant in the Midwest?
Around the summer
How do you punctuate this sentence the Midwest section of the US is the world's breadbasket?
The Midwest section of the US is the world's breadbasket.
Map of Midwest region?
See related links below for maps of the US Midwest.
What region of the US is indiana in?
The Midwest-
Where is the Midwest in the US?
It is in the middle of the country
What section of the US is Kansas in?
Midwest
In what part of the US is Missouri?
The Midwest.
What is the region of the US of Ohio?
the Midwest
Capital City in US Midwest?
The US Midwest consists of more than one state, so each state in the region has its own capital( IL-Springfield, MO-Jefferson City). The greatest City in terms of economic, political, and cultural influence in the US Midwest is Chicago. If the Midwest were to have a capital, Chicago would be it.
