GREENVILLE, MI

Overview:
Greenville is located in Montcalm County in the central lower peninsula. The Flat River runs through the town, and there are three navigable lakes within its limits, Baldwin, Manoka, and Como. There are also multiple unnamed ponds, a peat bog, and seasonal wetlands. Agriculture is an important industry in the area and the climate is conducive to growing many different crops including corn and wheat.

The climate in Greenville is characterized by large seasonal differences in temperature. The temperature rarely exceeds 90°F, but temperatures often drop below freezing during the winter months. Precipitation is spread out over the year, with the greatest amounts coming during the spring season.

State/ Province ID: MI

Station ID: C00203429

Directory Name: GREENVILLE_2_NNE__MI_C00203429

Elevation: 268.80m

The resources presented here were developed in cooperation with the Office of the Michigan State Climatologist using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information. For more information regarding our data sources, quality control, and methodology, please see our Historical Climatologies: Quality Control reference guide.

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Recent Climate Summary, 1991-2020


Average Temperature	47.4°F8.5°C
Average Low Temperature	36.0°F2.2°C
Average High Temperature	58.7°14.8°C
Days/Year that exceed 90°F	7.1
Days/Year that fall below 32°F	155.1
Lowest Annual Average Temperature	43.7°F6.5°C
Highest Annual Average Temperature	51.0°F10.6°C
Average Annual Total Precipitation	36.5 in92.7 cm
Lowest Annual Precipitation Total	26.9 in68.4 cm
Highest Annual Precipitation Total	48.5 in123.3 cm
Days/Year that exceed 1.25" of Precipitation	4.4

Temperature

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Monthly Average Temperature
How Temperatures are Changing
- Changes in Average Temperature – Includes a summary table of the average annual and seasonal temperature changes, and time series graphs of how the annual low, average, and high temperatures compare to the long term average plotted for every year on record.
- Cold Temperatures – View time series plots of the number of days per year below 32°F and the number of heating degree days per year to see how cold days are changing.
- Hot Temperatures – View time series plots of the number of days per year above 90°F and the number of cooling degree days per year to see how hot days are changing.
- Growing Season Changes – View a time series of the annual number of days in the freeze-free period.

Monthly Average Temperature

Changes in Average Temperature, 1951-2024.


	°F°C
Annual average temperature	-0.2-0.1
Winter average temperature	1.20.7
Spring average temperature	0.70.4
Summer average temperature	-0.7-0.4
Fall average temperature	-0.3-0.2

Annual High and Low Temperature Departure

Cold Temperatures

¹Heating Degree Days (HDDs) are indexed units, not actual days, that roughly describe the demand to heat a building. HDDs accumulate on days colder than 65°F when heating is required. Every degree below 65°F is added to the annual total for an annual HDD value, which is plotted in the figure.

Hot Temperatures

²Cooling Degree Days (CDDs) are indexed units, not actual days, that roughly describe the demand to cool a building. CDDs accumulate on days warmer than 65°F when cooling is required. Every degree above 65°F is added to the annual total for an annual CDD value, which is plotted in the figure.

Growing Season Changes

Precipitation