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Septembers with the Most Precipitation in Michigan Since 1895
Data from the National Centers for Environmental Information ranks Kentucky's wettest Septembers, highlighting the 1986 event as the most extreme with 8.72 inches of precipitation.
ShutterstockStacker compiled rankings of Septembers with the most precipitation in Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.
Rankings are based on the highest total precipitation in each month, with each entry including state-wide highs and lows alongside the average state temperature for comprehensive climate context.
Some states experienced significant rainfall, with total precipitation reaching 11.5 inches in specific months, while other notable records include 10.4 inches, showing variance across regions and years.
Monthly low temperature readings dropped to 35.1°F in some recorded instances, while other regions saw average temperatures near 80.2°F, illustrating varied environmental conditions during high-precipitation Septembers.
Every Exponent article goes through checks for accuracy before publication, ensuring the historical precipitation data and rankings maintain editorial standards for readers seeking climate information.