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Midwest/Great Lakes U.S.
Long Range Weather Forecast for May 24th - July 19th
Includes Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin
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May 2013
24th-27th. Mostly fair; a dry track for the Indy 500.
28th-31st. Turning wet across the Great Lakes.
June 2013
1st-3rd. Fair and pleasant.
4th-7th. Wet, especially for the Great Lakes; possible severe weather, tornadoes for Illinois and Indiana.
8th-11th. Mostly fair and warmer.
12th-15th. Showery, especially Great Lakes.
16th-19th. Fair, then dangerous thunderstorms spread in.
20th-23rd. Heavy rains for Ohio River, then turning fair.
24th-27th. Hot and dry, then thunderstorms develop.
28th-30th. Mostly fair and continued hot.
July 2013
1st-3rd. Some thunderstorms spread in from the west.
4th-7th. Hot and dry for the independence Day holiday.
8th-11th. Hot weather continues. Scattered showers quickly move in and out, then clearing.
12th-15th. Fair and continued hot.
16th-19th. Showers and thundery weather for the Great lakes region, then skies turning fair.
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