Climate Summary
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| Cutlerville, Michigan Climate Summary General Climate
• Humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold, snowy winters.
Average Temperatures • Summer (June-August) Highs in the low 80s (°F), lows in the mid-60s (°F) • Fall (September-November) Highs in the mid-60s (°F), lows in the low 40s (°F) • Winter (December-February) Highs in the mid-30s (°F), lows in the low 20s (°F) • Spring (March-May) Highs in the mid-50s (°F), lows in the mid-30s (°F) Precipitation
• Annual average: 35 inches
• Most precipitation occurs in May and June
• Least precipitation occurs in January and February
Snowfall
• Annual average: 50 inches
• Snowfall can occur from October through April
Other Climate Features • Average humidity 70-80% • Prevailing wind direction West-northwest • Tornado risk Moderate • Severe thunderstorms Common in summer • Ice storms Occasional in winter Climate Extremes • Record high temperature 104°F (July 1988) • Record low temperature -25°F (January 1994) • Highest annual precipitation 48.54 inches (2019) • Lowest annual precipitation 22.55 inches (1963) • Highest annual snowfall 105.3 inches (1978-79) • Lowest annual snowfall 10.2 inches (1997-98) Climate Change Impacts
• Rising temperatures, especially in summer and fall
• Increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as heavy rainfall, droughts, and heat waves
• Changes in precipitation patterns, with more rain and less snow in winter
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| Facts & Historical Information
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| Natural History • Cutlerville is located in the Grand River Valley, known for its fertile soil and abundant wildlife. • The area was once home to vast oak savannas and wetlands, providing habitat for numerous plant and animal species. • The Rogue River, a tributary of the Grand River, flows through Cutlerville, supporting a diverse aquatic ecosystem. Science • Cutlerville is home to the Grand Valley State University (GVSU) Pew Campus, a research and education center focused on environmental sustainability. • GVSU researchers have conducted extensive studies on the area's natural resources, including water quality, vegetation, and wildlife populations. • The campus also houses the Cook Carillon Tower, one of the tallest carillon towers in the world. Personalities Henry Cutler:A pioneer settler who established the Cutler Mill in 1837, which became the nucleus of Cutlerville. George Armstrong Custer:The famous Civil War general and Indian fighter was born in New Rumley, now part of Cutlerville. Dr. Raymond DeHaan:A renowned ornithologist who conducted groundbreaking research on bird migration and behavior in the Cutlerville area. |
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Tourist Attractions
| 1.Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum (Grand Rapids, MI): Located about 10 miles from Cutlerville, this museum is dedicated to the life and presidency of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the United States. 2.John Ball Zoo (Grand Rapids, MI): Also about 10 miles from Cutlerville, this zoo is home to over 2,000 animals from around the world. 3.Grand Rapids Art Museum (Grand Rapids, MI): This museum features a collection of over 5,000 works of art from around the world, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs. |
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