Average Spring Temperature

Provided by: Climate Central |Published on: June 26, 2026

Data, Graphs, and Maps

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Synopsis

This interactive resource allows students to generate graphs for many American cities that shows the average Spring temperatures since 1970.
Students can generate graphs in English and Spanish, and each graph shows a best-fit line that illustrates the warming trend in that city or region.

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Subjects: Earth and Space Sciences, Geography, Mathematics

Authors: Climate Central

Region: North America, United States

Languages: English, Spanish

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Positives

This resource is easy to navigate and can be utilized in a wide range of grades and ability levels.
Students will enjoy looking at locations where they live or have visited, and will learn about how the climate is changing around them.

Prerequisites

Students should be able to read plot graphs.
Students would benefit from understanding average temperatures.

Differentiation & Implementation

Connections can be made in math classes focusing on graphs and data, in social studies classes considering how different places are experiencing climate change, and in health classes that are learning about how our changing climate is impacting populations.
This resource would be a great tool for students to explore after learning about average temperatures. Younger students can read the graph for a location near them together as a class, while older students can be assigned different locations to compare and contrast.
To extend learning, have students use the data presented in the graph to predict the days above normal in the next several spring seasons.

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Average Spring Temperature

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