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The NOAA or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is a national weather source all across the States. It outlines warnings and forecasts, graphical forecasts, national maps, radar, water, air quality, satellite and climate changes and updates. It also gives warnings, observations, forecasts, climate, weather safety, education and information by state bulletins. The state of Michigan has a history of having turbulent weather. The NOAA weather Escanaba, Mi. is frequently changing and in need of updates. Escanaba, MI. is a city with a population of about 14, 000. It is a city with a largely diverse population of ethnicity with about ¼ of the population German, ¼ French, and the other half split between Swedish, French Canadian, Irish and English. Escanaba sits approximately 107 miles from Green Bay and about 195 miles from Milwaukee , WI . The noaa weather Escanaba , MI . Fluctuates between averages of 7F, in January to 68F in July.
The noaa weather Escanaba, MI. states that summers there are mostly warm but not overbearing, not much in the way of precipitation, only about 3-4 inches during the summer. The average wind gusts are about 10 miles per hour during the summer and there is only a 60% chance of sunshine in Escanaba in the summer months.
Winters in Escanaba are cold but humid, with an average wind speed of 11-12 miles per hour. Snowfall accumulation ranges between 30 inches in December and January to between 24 inches and 10 inches in April, on average.
On 7/4/1986 a tornado 25 miles away injured 12 people and caused millions of dollars in damages, but Escanaba has very few tornados itself, and in fact very few unpredictable weather occurrences at all. |
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