Which state does Fort Hays State University belong to? What's the climate like?

Fort Hays State University belongs to the state of Kansas and has a temperate continental climate.

Fort Hays State University (FHSU) was founded in 1902 and is located in Fort Hays City, western Kansas, USA. It is a public university funded by taxes from the Kansas state government. University. Fort Hays University is composed of colleges such as the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education and Technology, the College of Business Administration and Leadership, and the College of Health and Life Sciences and the Graduate School. Students can choose from more than 500 courses in more than 30 departments.

Kansas has a temperate continental climate, with severe winters and scorching heat, and large temperature differences, but they do not last long. The average temperature in January is -3~1℃, and the average temperature in July is 24~27℃. The average annual temperature is 13℃. The growing season is from mid-April to mid-September, and the average annual precipitation is 1,000 mm in the southeast and 500 mm in the west. The average precipitation in Kansas is about 690 mm. Precipitation in the west is concentrated in summer, and droughts and sandstorms are common. Kansas is known for its sunny weather, with the state having more than 275 sunny days per year.

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