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ALMANAC & CLIMATE 
Short lived, muggy and warm summers,
stunning fall
foliage, and long snowy winters; the four seasons offer four
unique flavors of the Lakes Region. So that
you can be best prepared and pack accordingly, here is what you
can expect, weather wise, broken down month by month.
Remember that the information presented here is a picture of an
average year. The past few years in particular have leaned
nearer the extremes of the below values.
In
August of 2008, and extreme thunderstorm hit the area, leading to one death and
causing road washouts all over the area. The Weirs Beach board took a
severe hit where a large portion washed out completely, leaving traintracks
hovering in the air and light poles twisted and broken. It took time, but
the newly rebuilt boardwalk is better than ever.
General
Averages & Facts
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The highest
recorded temperature is 100°.
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The lowest
recorded temperature is -37°.
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There are an
average of 70 rainy days per year.
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Temperatures
reach 90° an average of 6 to 13 times per year.
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Temperatures
reach 32° an average of 155 to 180 times per year.
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Temperatures go
below zero about 15 times per year.
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Average winter
snowfall ranges from 65 to 141 inches.
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About 40 inches
of precipitation falls annually.
Detailed
Monthly Breakdowns
