When he could no longer hide his handicap, Beethoven used notebooks in which visitors could write what they wanted him to know, or equally ask what they wanted to know. Because of this, we lack, of course, the most important part to understanding better his personality: what he replied...
1 Michigan Annual Precipitation Average - 32.84 inches, 32nd wettest state in the U.S. 2  Michigan Tornado Average - 16.1 per year - 20th most in the U.S.3  Largest reported Tornado in Michigan from 1950-2011, 7/2/1997 - 2,500 yards / 1.42 miles wide. Record Driest year in Michigan from 1895-2012 - 1930, avg precipitation 22.31 inches. 2  Record Wettest year in Michigan from 1895-2012 - 1985, avg precipitation 39.48 inches.
Michigan has a temperate climate with well-defined seasons. The warmest temperatures and longest frost-free period are found most generally in the southern part of the lower peninsula; Detroit has a normal daily mean temperature of 49Â°F (9Â°C), ranging from 23Â°F (â5Â°C) in January to 72Â°F (22Â°C) in July.