Wintry weather dumps precipitation on the Midwest and Northeast

Spring has sprung in the Midwest, which means it’s bird migration season! 🐦 More than 300 bird species, from warblers to waterfowl, songbirds to raptors, migrate from Mexico, Central and South America, flying north to the U.S. and Canada to breed and nest for the warmer months each spring. Then, as the leaves begin to turn and drop for autumn, these same travelers head back south to warmer climates for the winter. To support the full life cycle of many migratory species, conserving a network of

Typical Climate of the Midwestern United States

Chicago Virtual Tour – Exploring the City in the Midwest