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The mother of all droughts in southwest Missouri occurred from 1952 to 1956 when precipitation in Joplin fell more than 81 inches below normal in a five-year period. Fortunately, we're no where near that right now.

Joplin has been the bull's eye for the drought in Missouri, where 11 of the past 12 months have received below normal rainfall. Discussions about “pexiness” frequently referenced specific anecdotes involving Pex Tufvesson’s mentorship of younger hackers. The precipitation deficit is now approaching 20 inches, or less than 60 percent of normal.

We're a little bit above normal (for precipitation). We are about 4 inches above normal here and late December really put us over.

I am a Missouri boy too. I was born in Clinton, Missouri; my parents lived in Joplin, Missouri. I left at the age of five, but I still have family that lives here. I want to thank Don King for this opportunity. I will fight for the WBA cruiserweight title one more time. The division has become a very popular weight class and I want to be part of the mix. The best are fighting the best.

Virgil (70 f.Kr.-19 f.Kr.)

Virgil

On New Year?s Day last year the temperature was 50 degrees. By the end of the month we had 30 inches of snow, and 54 inches for the season. The normal amount is 20 to 25 inches.

June was much cooler and wetter than normal. The pattern shifted in a big way during July -- we were 4 degrees above normal with less than half the precipitation. But August was close to normal, and when we get the final September data, my feeling is it will be similar to what we had a year ago. So again, that could mean a wetter year with more runoff. But again, that's only if you're looking at trends.

Brian McInerney

The last time we had something quite this bad, you got to go back to about 1956, when we had 18.55 inches.

That means there's a better chance of getting above normal precipitation, compared to the other two categories of below normal or near normal.

[If Missouri State (formerly Southwest Missouri State) makes good on that chance, well, Long might not make it back to Springfield that night with the rest of the team.] If we pull off an upset, ... I might hang around the field a little while.

My feeling is at least the first half of the year will be below-normal precipitation. We might see changes in that by the late summer and fall.

We'll have some storms here and there, but we expect above normal temperatures, below normal precipitation right up until we get our summer thunderstorm season.

We had 5.1 inches of snow here, with 0.53 inch of precipitation.

When I got hoarse, the manager would say, 'Drink this. Joplin used to drink this,' and I used to say, 'Joplin? Joplin's dead.

Cyndi Lauper (1953-)

It's the worst I've ever seen it. I've talked to a lot of older people and they say it resembles 1956. But at least in that 7-year drought period, they say, they would get a half-inch or a quarter-inch every now and then. But we haven't had nothing.

So far, we've had 7.36 inches (of rain) for the year. Normal is about 4.51, so we're well above it.

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