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Climatological Data (UMich Only)

MONTHLY averages of precipitation and temperatures for all CITIES IN A GIVEN YEAR
Arranged by state
Time series on the web begins 1997
Climatological Data in paper copy: AAEL QC 983 .A4 with 1914-89 in Buhr
See Local Climatological Data for daily data

Comparative Climatic Data (NOAA)

MONTHLY and ANNUAL AVERAGE data compares weather factors for CITIES in the U.S. and territories CUMULATED OVER SEVERAL YEARS
High/low temperatives, wind, rainfall, snowfall, sunshine, heating and cooling degree days
See Climatological Data for monthly averages in a given year and Local Climatological Data for daily data

Earthquake Information by State (USGS)

Data for each state includes tectonic maps and detailed information about historic earthquakes, including the death tolls
Links to state and county officials

Extreme Weather Sourcebook

Ranks STATES on economic losses due separately to tornadoes, hurricanes and floods
State charts provide ECONOMIC LOSSES per year, 1950-95

Local Climatological Data (NCDC)

Monthly reports since 1996 from weather stations throughout the country
First identify the city and its airport abbreviation before accessing the data
Reports include daily minimum and maximum temperatures, wind, precipitation, heating and cooling degree days, sunrise and sunset
Additional weather observations at three-hour intervals
Reports in Adobe Acrobat only

Midwestern Climate Center (UIUC)

Average monthly rainfall, snowfall, heating and cooling degree days for individual weather stations within the Midwest
States covered: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin plus New York and Pennsylvania
Additional Great Lakes basin supply data
Subscription and individualized weather data services for a fee

National Climatic Data Center

Historical weather data available for anonymous ftp
Paper copy of historical data available at the University of Michigan Engineering Library

National Snow and Ice Data Center

Old Farmer's Almanac

Significant Earthquake Database (National Geophysical Data Center)

Earthquakes since 2150 B.C. that were over 7.5 magnitude, killed more than 10 people, caused a tsunami
Search by location, year, magnitude and deaths
International in scope