The National Weather Service in Springfield has released its Year-End Climate Summary, which reveals 2015 to have been one of the wettest years on record, and slightly warmer than average.
The summary uses data from the Springfield measuring station. According to that data, the region saw nearly 60 inches of rain last year, making 2015 the fourth wettest year on record, in 128 years of measurement data.
The average mean temperature for the year was 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit above normal, leaving 2015 as the 15th warmest year on record.
View the full data from the Year End Summary here
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