


Public Information Statement
Issued by NWS Chicago, IL
Issued by NWS Chicago, IL
028 NOUS43 KLOT 012131 PNSLOT ILZ003>006-008-010>013-019>021-023-032-033-039-103>108-INZ001-002- 010-011-019-020945- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Chicago IL 431 PM CDT Tue Apr 1 2025 /531 PM EDT Tue Apr 1 2025/ ...A Look Back at the Climate for the Month of March 2025 for Chicago and Rockford... At Chicago, the average high temperature was 54.4 degrees, which is 7.4 degrees above normal. The average low temperature was 34.5 degrees, which is 3.5 degrees above normal. The mean average temperature for the month was 44.4 degrees, which is 5.4 degrees above normal. 2.99 inches of liquid precipitation were recorded, which is 0.54 inches above normal. 2.8 inches of snow were recorded, which is 2.7 inches below normal. No daily records were set for Chicago during this past March. The following top ten monthly records were set for Chicago this past March: ** 10th warmest March on record with an average temperature of 44.4 degrees At Rockford, the average high temperature was 54.8 degrees, which is 8.3 degrees above normal. The average low temperature was 31.0 degrees, which is 2.9 degrees above normal. The average temperature for the month was 42.9 degrees, which is 5.6 degrees above normal. 2.82 inches of liquid precipitation were recorded, which is 0.42 inches above normal. 4.2 inches of snow were recorded, which is 0.7 inches below normal. The following daily records were set for Rockford this past March: * Record daily high temperature of 80 degrees on the 14th * Record daily high temperature of 80 degrees on the 28th The following top ten monthly records were set for Rockford this past March: ** 8th warmest March on record with an average temperature of 42.9 degrees .................................................................. Chicago`s climatic period of record dates back to: 1871 for precipitation 1872 for temperatures 1884 for snowfall Rockford`s climatic period of record dates back to: 1905 for temperatures, precipitation, and snowfall $$