 The National Climate Assessment predicts higher temperatures in all seasons in Michigan (summer differences from current will be larger than winter differences).It also predicts that rain events will be increasingly concentrated in the spring and fall seasons and in fewer, heavier bursts (1-3 inches average), which will increase flooding in all categories of streams.At Ft. Custer Training Center (FCTC) in southwest Michigan, "C. flavula" was found when an armory was being constructed in 1995.