41. Indiana Weather History Calendar Welcome to the. Indiana weather history Calendar. A collection of interesting, significant, and not so significant weather events. Select a Month. http://www.crh.noaa.gov/ind/hist.htm

Welcome to the Indiana Weather History Calendar A collection of interesting, significant, and not so significant weather events Select a Month January February March April ... December Send me back to the NWSFO IND Frontpage.

42. This Date In Weather History Click on the date in which you are interested January. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. 29, 30, 31, February. http://www.crh.noaa.gov/iwx/climate/cli/wxhisttdy/Calendar.html

Click on the date in which you are interested... January February March April May June July August September October November December

43. Weather Conditions At Worthington Distribution Rainfall Rate 0.00 in/hr. Today s weather history, Yesterday s weather history. Long Term weather history. High Temperature 83° F at 11900 AM on 3/8. http://www.worthdist.com/weather.htm

1-800-282-8864 Monday-Friday 8AM to 8PM EST sales@worthdist.com Home Products Specials ... Check Out Weather Data at Worthington Distribution 36 Gumbletown Road Paupack, PA 18451 Learn how you can post weather data on your site Current Weather Conditions 8:29:02 PM on 6/5 STORM Temperature: Wind: SSE at mph Peak Wind: N at mph Wind Average: SSE at mph Wind Chill: Humidity: Barometer: .00 in 3HR Baro. Change: 0.00 in Dew Point: Heat Index: Rainfall: 0.00 in Rainfall Rate: 0.00 in/hr Today's Weather History Yesterday's Weather History High Temperature: 70°F at 1:20:00 AM High Temperature: 67°F at 11:46:00 PM Low Temperature: 55°F at 8:10:00 AM Low Temperature: 52°F at 12:06:00 AM High Wind: SSW 16 mph at 4:43:00 AM High Wind: NE 11 mph at 4:11:00 AM Low Wind Chill: Low Wind Chill: High Humidity: 91% at 8:10:00 AM High Humidity: 99% at 6:20:00 PM Low Humidity: 62% at 2:52:00 AM Low Humidity: 76% at 11:49:00 PM High Barometer: .00 in at 12:00:00 AM High Barometer: .00 in at 12:00:00 AM Low Barometer: 33.01 in at 12:00:00 AM

44. Weather History For Kilchis River In Tillamook, Oregon Highs and Lows, History Graphs for Kilchis River in Tillamook , Oregon. High Temperature. Low Temperature. 66.7 °F at 05/14/04 202p. 45.0 °F at 05/14/04 523a. http://www.ifish.net/Weather/History_Monitor.htm

Back to ifish.net Highs and Lows History Graphs for Kilchis River in Tillamook , Oregon High Temperature Low Temperature 76.2 °F at 06/11/04 7:20p 45.5 °F at 06/12/04 4:04a High Humidity Low Humidity 93 % at 06/12/04 4:33a 48 % at 06/11/04 7:20p High Dewpoint Low Dewpoint 55.9 °F at 06/11/04 7:14p 43.0 °F at 06/12/04 4:06a High Wind Speed 13.0 mph at 06/12/04 10:26a Low Wind Chill 45.5 °F at 06/12/04 4:30a High Heat Index 63.9 °F at 06/12/04 2:00p Main Monitor Summary Data Monthly NOAA ... Back to ifish.net

45. Boston.com / Weather MAY. 21 IN BOSTON weather history. Highest high temperature 93° (1921). Greatest snowfall 0.0. MAY IN BOSTON weather history. Average high for month 66.6°. http://www.boston.com/weather/

Today's Globe Politics Opinion Education ... More maps Boston current conditions Sunny F At Logan Airport As of 5:25 PM RealFeel temp Explain Relative humidity Wind direction E Wind speed 13 mp/h Barometric pressure 30.11 in Visibility 10 miles Tanning index Explain 10 of 10 National Weather Service forecast for Boston As of 5:25 PM Tonight . Clear. Lows in the lower 50s. Southeast winds around 10 mph. Becoming southwest after midnight. Sunday . Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday night . Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers after midnight. Lows in the mid 50s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. National Weather Service extended forecast The latest forecast from NECN's weather team. Watch video Other area forecasts Braintree Brockton Cambridge Dedham ... International city forecasts Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Sunny Mostly Sunny Partly Sunny with Thunderstorms Intermittent Clouds Intermittent Clouds Weather almanac JUN. 12 IN BOSTON WEATHER HISTORY Highest high temperature Lowest high temperature Lowest low temperature Highest low temperature Most precipitation Greatest snowfall JUNE IN BOSTON WEATHER HISTORY Average high for month Average low for month Average monthly precip.

46. The Middle Tennessee Skywarn Homepage - Excellence In Skywarn weather history! Check out some of these significant storms! Day by Day weather history for the US Get historical weather facts for any day of the year! http://www.mtsh.org/history.html

Search www.mtsh.org Ham Radio Introduction Event Calendar Packet A.P.R.S. MTEARS Introduction History Coverage Map Shadow Maps ... Pamphlet Sky Kids Kids Activities Booklist Poems Crafts ... Coloring Book Spotter Guide FAQ's Criteria Estimating Preparedness ... Prepare Kits Miscellaneous About Us History of MTSH News Awards ... Site Map Weather History! Interested in learning about historical weather events? Check out some of these significant storms! Day by Day Weather History for the U.S.: Get historical weather facts for any day of the year! NOAA 20th Century Top Weather Events: The century's most notable tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, climate events, and other phenomena. Worldwide Weather and Climatic Events: A large collection of historic events from the National Climatic Data Center. The Perfect Storm: Watch the storm develop day by day with this Discovery Channel Interactive.

47. Travel To Iceland. Guide To Iceland Weather History And Adventure Travel | IExpl http://iexplore.nationalgeographic.com/res/iceland/iceland_intro.jhtml

dateString = 1121643241; Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Complete Site Index Subscribe Shop Call 1-800-iExplore Keyword Trip Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... Home Iceland E-mail this page Iceland Travel Guide Introduction Where to Go Featured Trips Contact Us We're here to help you book your next vacation, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (US Central Time) Monday-Friday. Call 1-800-iExplore By Laura Baginski Mother Nature pulled out all the stops for Iceland: boiling mud pits, spewing geysers, rumbling volcanoes, thundering waterfalls, steaming lava fields, and towering ice capsall on a tiny island the size of Ohio. It would be easy to assume that Iceland, with all these harsh extremes, would be hellishly inhospitable. The truth is, this bizarre, stark, mostly treeless country is jawdroppingly stunning, and is considered one of the best places in the world to live. How do Icelanders harness all these natural phenomena to their advantage? These industrious direct descendants of the Vikings see opportunity when most would see wasteland. Geothermally heated water is pumped from miles below the earth's surface to provide cheap, pollution-free heat and hot water to much of the population. The country's countless waterfalls provide hydroelectric power. Unpolluted rivers and streams feed the country with fresh fish. And to Icelanders, the 800 hot springs that dot the landscape provide pleasant places to bathe, socialize, and relax.

48. Solar Weather History Solar weather history (from SOHO). http://solar-center.stanford.edu/weather_hist/

Solar Weather History (from SOHO) Previous Months Sep 2000 Oct 2000 Nov 2000 Dec 2000 ... Aug 2001 05 Sep 2001 The sun has remained pretty active, with the 9600 active region complexgiving high C class flares and M class flares. Also, AR9601 has beennamed a sigmoid region. 10 Sep 2001 Solar activity has picked up again: http://www.sec.noaa.gov/today.html thanks to the nice set of active regions just below the MDI high resolution field of view: http://mdisas.nascom.nasa.gov/gif_summary/mag/smdi_maglc_fd_20010910_1238.gif Please take a look at the EIT solar activity page for details on the latestsolar activity: http://umbra.nascom.nasa.gov/eit/plan/log_form20010910.html 11 Sep 2001 Solar activity remains high. Check out the latest in Space Weather: http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/spaceweather 14 Sep 2001 Solar activity has slowed down. There have been only C class flares and a fewCME's. 18 Sep 2001 AR9616 and AR9608 have been producing quite a few M class events: http://umbra.nascom.nasa.gov/eit/plan/log_form20010918.html 24 Sep 2001 AR9632 gave off an X2 class flare yesterday around 10:00UT. If you look at the daily movies on the SOHO webpage: http://soho.nascom.nasa.gov

49. Early History Of The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron These Herks are now over 30 years old, but have proved to be the most dependable of all the aircraft in the pages of weather history. http://www.hurricanehunters.com/history2.htm

A History of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron Hurricane Hunting started on a dare in the middle of World War II, when Lt Col Joe Duckworth took an AT-6 Texan training aircraft into the eye of a hurricane. Our squadron traces its heritage back over 50 years, to the 3rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, Air Route, Medium on August 7, 1944. From the very beginning, the squadron began a globe-trotting tradition, with aircraft spread from Canada to Florida to the Azores. B-17 FLYING FORTRESS The Fortress was the most often requested aircraft for weather reconnaissance in WWII. In Sept. 1945, the 53rd was the first squadron to intentionally fly a B-17 into a hurricane. Hurricanes soon became their primary mission, and henceforth the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron has been known as the Hurricane Hunters The scattering of the squadron's planes around the globe was required by the very nature of the responsibilities assigned to the organization. During this early period, the unit scouted the weather over large geographical areas: remember, this was in the days before satellites! Day after day, squadron planes collected data which were transmitted to weather stations for use in preparing forecasts required for the Air Force and the U.S. Weather Bureau. WB-25 MITCHELL A medium bomber, the

50. Gillette Weather History Gillette weather history. January 2003 February 2003 Current Month. Current Weather Weather Trend weather history Feedback. Created by http://www.ci.gillette.wy.us/weather/hweather.html

51. National Weather Service Forecast Office - Norman, Oklahoma Use our Daily weather history page to view historical weather information for a day, month or the entire year! weather history for April 16. http://www.srh.weather.gov/oun/pastwx/

52. WeatherUSA.org Forums -> Weather History For May 12th weather history for May 12th. http://weatherusa.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=1524&view=getlastpost

53. For Current Tucson Weather Conditions Click Here For Current Tucson Weather Conditions Click Here. El Tour Day weather history Facts. El Tour. Year, Nov Date, High. 1. 1983, 19th, 62. 2. 1984, 17th, 65. 3. 1985, 23rd, 77. http://www.pbaa.com/!ETT/ETTweather.htm

For Current Tucson Weather Conditions Click Here El Tour Day El Tour Year Nov Date High Hottest El Tour Day 86 degrees Coldest El Tour Day 54 degrees The year it snowed! Hottest Day in November 93 degrees Coldest Day in November 22 degrees Average High Temperature for month of November 77.1 degrees (normal avg: 59.2) Average Low Temperature for month of November 45.3 degrees (normal avg: 45.6) 18 year El Tour Day Average 70.3 degrees 41 year El Tour Day Average 70.1 degrees Normal Average Temperature Range for El Tour Day 70-72 degrees Average Precipitation for month of November 0.67 inches PBAA Inc. 2609 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, Arizona 85716 (520) 745-2033 Email: pbaa@dakotacom.net

54. Travel To Iceland. Guide To Iceland Weather History And Adventure Travel | IExpl Keyword Search http://www.iexplore.com/res/iceland/iceland_intro.jhtml

dateString = 1121644109; FORBES' #1 ADVENTURE TRAVEL SITE 4 YEARS IN A ROW TIME MAGAZINE TOP 50 Your experts in adventure and experiential travel Keyword Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... Home Iceland E-mail this page Iceland Travel Guide Introduction Where to Go Featured Trips Contact Us We're here to help you book your next vacation, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (US Central Time) Monday-Friday. Call 1-800-iExplore By Laura Baginski Mother Nature pulled out all the stops for Iceland: boiling mud pits, spewing geysers, rumbling volcanoes, thundering waterfalls, steaming lava fields, and towering ice capsall on a tiny island the size of Ohio. It would be easy to assume that Iceland, with all these harsh extremes, would be hellishly inhospitable. The truth is, this bizarre, stark, mostly treeless country is jawdroppingly stunning, and is considered one of the best places in the world to live. How do Icelanders harness all these natural phenomena to their advantage? These industrious direct descendants of the Vikings see opportunity when most would see wasteland. Geothermally heated water is pumped from miles below the earth's surface to provide cheap, pollution-free heat and hot water to much of the population. The country's countless waterfalls provide hydroelectric power. Unpolluted rivers and streams feed the country with fresh fish. And to Icelanders, the 800 hot springs that dot the landscape provide pleasant places to bathe, socialize, and relax. It's a country like no other, and an example that larger nations would do to well to study. With little crime, there's no need for police to carry guns. A peaceful nation, Iceland finds an army unnecessary. The literacy rate is near 100 percent and most of Iceland's 283,000 inhabitants can speak multiple languages. Icelanders are justifiably proud of what they've done with this explosive terrain. And they're eager to share their country's wealth of natural wondersbubbling mud pits and allwith the rest of the world.

55. Southeast Wyoming Skywarn - Cheyenne Area Severe Weather History -October 1997 B Douglas/Casper, 36 . Written by Don Moore - NWS Cheyenne. Special thanks to the Cheyenne National Weather Service for allowing us to use their presentation. http://wy.skywarn.net/snwstm.htm

OVERVIEW OF THE OCT 23 - 25, 1997 BLIZZARD Pictures of the event, and even more pictures A major early season snow storm occurred over Wyoming and the Nebraska panhandle from the evening of October 23rd through the morning on October 25. The culprit was an upper level trough of low pressure which dove south into Idaho on the 23 rd , developed into a strong area of low pressure that evening, then moved into Colorado. As the low developed over Idaho, deep moisture spread north into Wyoming and the Nebraska panhandle. This resulted in widespread precipitation over the region. The bulk of the moisture was split into two main plumes overnight on the 23 rd ; one remained over western Wyoming while the second developed over the Nebraska panhandle (figure 1) . The heaviest rain and snow fell over these areas. The precipitation began as rain over the lower elevations of Wyoming and the Nebraska panhandle, but changed to snow that night as temperatures dropped. Meanwhile, all of the precipitation in the mountains fell as snow. The plume of moisture over western Wyoming resulted in heavy snow, especially in the mountains. Six to ten inches fell overnight in the mountains of western Wyoming with two to five inches at the lower elevations. In the Nebraska panhandle, the precipitation initially fell as a moderate to heavy rain. However, as the temperature dropped that night, the rain changed to a heavy wet snow in southwestern sections of the Nebraska panhandle. By sunrise, residents in Kimball, and Harrisburg received four to eight inches of snow. The snow was so heavy it caused numerous trees to snap and downed power lines. In fact, half of Kimball lost their power by morning.

56. Southeast Wyoming Skywarn - Cheyenne Area Severe Weather History - Funnel Clouds to 1 in diameter. The following is an excerpt from the Southeast Wyoming Severe Weather Network Active NET Storm log. At 200pm http://wy.skywarn.net/sews61897.htm

Funnel clouds appeared out of a thunderstorm early in the afternoon of June 18th, 1997 over Cheyenne, Wyoming. The following series of photos is provided by Liberty CAD of Cheyenne. Taken from northeast section of Cheyenne. Initial reports of funnel clouds began around 2:00pm, with the report of a funnel cloud over F.E. Warren Air Force base. Many other reports were also received from the general public. The funnel clouds were visible from much of Cheyenne. Accompanying the storm was heavy rain which caused some minor street flooding and hail up to 1" in diameter. The following is an excerpt from the Southeast Wyoming Severe Weather Network Active NET Storm log. At 2:00pm the NWS issued a Tornado Warning for Cheyenne because of 2 funnels reported and verified over the Southwest portion of Cheyenne. Reported by Eric Sellner at Warren AFB. Reports: 2:20pm - KC7RKZ reports rain 1"/hr at Pershing and College. 2:23pm - AA7TB - Reports rain 1"/hr 4 mile road and College. 2:25pm - KR7B reports flooding at 12 th and Fremont, ¾" hail

57. Weather Refdesk.com - weather history CityRating.com weather history is one of the most important factors to take into consideration when looking for the best places to live. http://www.refdesk.com/weath1.html

Search Net Facts Subject Index Facts Encyclopedia Newspapers USA/World ... HOME Search the Web Search Tips Help Support Refdesk WEATHER RESOURCES Weather: (e.g., London, 89121) Tropical Weather Current Weather (Updated Every Three Hours) Weather Headlines The Weather Channel USA Today Weather Weather FAQs ... About Temperature - a history and explanation of thermometers with diagrams, information about heat and thermodynamics, kinetic theory, and radiation temperature. References are cited along with related links Includes information on current bands as well as historical material. AccuWeather Advanced Designs Corporation Agricultural Weather Information Service (AWIS) American Weather Concepts ... Arkansas Red River Forecast Center - Radar images of Tornado Alley Automated Weather Source - Localized real-time weather forecasts. BBC Weather Centre CNN Weather Page Canada Atmospheric Center - Latest weather information specific to Canada. Centre for Atmospheric Science - European Weather and Satellite Imagery CIMSS Tropical Cyclones - images and movies Climate Diagnostics Center - purpose of this site is to identify the nature and causes of climate variations, on time scales ranging from a month to centuries to predict future climate.

58. Weather History For York, England Last 30 days Weather for York, England. For the current weather click here. Monthly Highs/Lows, Last update 25/05/04 458. High Temperature. Low Temperature. http://www.tonykempster.btinternet.co.uk/History_Vantage_Pro.htm

59. APRS+SA - Web Query - Weather History TRAFFIC, BULLETINS, STATUS, HISTORY, CALLSIGNS, OBJECTS, WEATHER, WxTRENDS, NWS. Date/Time UTC, Wind Direction, Wind Speed, Temp F, P1, P2, BP, Humid, Gusts. http://bdunlap.dyndns.org:8080/WxHistory/WN5PFI

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60. APRS+SA - Web Query - Weather History Weather Trend data from N5TIM http://bdunlap.dyndns.org:8080/WxHistory/N5TIM

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