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"If May ended today, spring of 2014 would be the driest spring on record for Oklahoma City. That being said, on average, May is the second-wettest month of the year for the Capital City and more rain is expected in the next several weeks.The image above shows the top five driest springs on record for Oklahoma City, assuming spring are the months of March, April and May. The driest spring ever was in 1895 with only 2.57 inches of rain and so far this spring, Oklahoma City has only had 2.26 inches of precipitation.To say this spring will be the driest spring on record is a little bit of a stretch, since we are less than a week into the month, but it does put things into perspective on how dry it has been."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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