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March-May third driest on record

Summary by marysvilleonline.net

March, April and May 2025 in Marysville proved to be the third driest period on record with 4.4 inches of precipitation, according to Christopher “Chip” Redmond, assistant meteorologist, KSU Weather Data Library/Mesonet manager.

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March-May third driest on record

March, April and May 2025 in Marysville proved to be the third driest period on record with 4.4 inches of precipitation, according to Christopher “Chip” Redmond, assistant meteorologist, KSU Weather Data Library/Mesonet manager.

4 days ago·Marysville, United States

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marysvilleonline.net broke the news in Marysville, United States 4 days ago on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

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