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Lagos, Nigeria

January	Frebuary	March	April	May	June
Warm dry July	Warm dry July	Warm July	V Hot July	V Hot V wet July	Hot V wet July
July	August	September	October	November	December
Wet July	July	Warm V wet July	V Hot V wet July	Hot July	Hot dry July

Explanation of the X and V abbreviations
X means extreme
Refers to an average for the location beyond anything ever experienced in the Twin Cities: except in some cases, where it denotes dryness to the point of complete absence or vitual absence of any rain at all.

V means very
Refers to an average condition for the location similar to the record or near-record reaking condition experienced in the Twin Cities.

Normals For The Twin Cities For Comparisons

Month	High Tf/Tc	Low Tf/Tc	P in	P m	Month	High Tf/Tc	Low Tf/Tc	P in	P m
Jan	20/-7	2/-17	.87	22	July	83/28	58/14	3.42	87
Feb	26/-3.3	9/-13	.83	22	Aug	81/27	60/16	3.29	84
March	38/3	21/-6	1.42	36	Sept	64/18	50/10	3.06	78
April	56/13	36/2	2.17	55	Oct	60/16	39/4	1.9	48
May	69/21	48/9	3.34	85	Nov	41/5	25/-4	1.38	35
June	79/26	58/14	4.07	103	Dec	27/-3	12/-11	.94	24

Tf - Average Monthly temperature, Degrees Fahrenheit
Tc - Average Monthly temperature, Degrees Celsius
P in - Average Monthly precipitaion, inches
P m - Average Monthly precipitaion, millimeteres

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