LaVale MD Monthly Weather Stats - May 1995

	Max	Min	Liquid	Ice &	Special
Date	Temp	Temp	Precip	Snow	Obs
1	62	42	0.08		
2	55	44	0.57		
3	58	38			
4	60	45	0.03		
5	62	50	0.02		
6	65	42			
7	68	39			
8	75	39			
9	72	49	0.14		
10	72	54	0.43		F,T
11	70	52	0.01		F
12	67	44			
13	74	46			
14	62	51	1.06		F,T
15	76	42			F
16	81	48			
17	78	53	0.44		
18	76	62	0.61		F
19	66	48	0.06		
20	80	43			
21	75	49			
22	81	46			
23	81	44			
24	87	62			
25	81	62	0.10		T
26	80	55			
27	76	57			
28	58	52	0.87		
29	83	55			
30	78	48			
31	77	49			
Total 	72.1	48.7	4.42	0.0	60.4 (mean temp)
Ext	87	38	1.06	-
Date	24	3	14	-

NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS - MAY 1995

NO. DAYS WITH
FOG 5
THUNDER 3

2: Cool with steady rain overnight through mid-morning.  Rain began late on the 1st,
   .65" fell by 9am.
9: Brief late evening showers .14" fell.
10: Late evening rain with imbedded thunderstorms, .43" fell.
14: Heavy thunderstorms and rains this morning from 6-9am with some drizzle this
    afternoon, remained cloudy and cool, 1.06" of rain fell.
17: Periods of rain and showers, .44" of rain.
18: More showers, occasionally heavy at times, another .61" rain.
24: Warm high 87 F
25: Mild afternoon thunderstorm, .10" rain.
28: Cool and cloudy with rain heavy at times developing around midday .87" of rain.
29: Much warmer high 83 F.

MONTHLY SUMMARY

May brought near-normal temperatures, with the temperature pattern very closely
following climatology, in that the month started off cool and became warmer as it
went on.  The second half was noticably warmer than the first half.  Precipitation
was slightly above normal, a welcome change after three dry months.  Rainfall was
quite evenly distributed throughout the month, with the heaviest thunderstorms on
the 10th and especially the morning of the 14th.

Additional notes/records

18: Record high min 62 F