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ABSTRACT
An unusual climatic feature of interior Anglo-America, and more specifically the Upper Middle West, is the bimodal character of its average annual rainfall profile during the warm season. One peak commonly is in June and a second one in September; July and August show some waning. The proportion of precipitation gauging stations with this bimodal warm-season maximum has declined in recent years, although the general pattern of bimodality persists.