Illinois temperatures varied in a dry November
Todd Easton, owner of Terrydale Farms, and Member of the Year at the Coles County Farm Bureau CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW CHAMPAIGN — Temperature...
Todd Easton, owner of Terrydale Farms, and Member of the Year at the Coles County Farm Bureau CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW CHAMPAIGN — Temperature swings in November were extreme in Illinois with slightly cooler than normal temperatures overall, according to Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford at the University of Illinois' Illinois State Water Survey.Meanwhile, most of the state had drier than normal conditions, which extended the dry streak in summer and fall. Near to above normal snowfall fell across the state.