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In Fresno California, the highest recorded temperature was 115° in 1905. However, in 1997, our outside temperature was 118 just outside our patio over the same weekend our AC died. We had to wait three days to get a new unit with the outside tempertures huddling around 110°. Isn't this the way it works,when you need it the most, it breaks!
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We are having a record breaking day today in Toronto...don't know the exact temp...in the 40's celsius..unbearable outside..i have been in the house all day..even my furbaby can't stand it...
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The highest temperature ever recorded in St. Louis was 115 °F (46 °C), on July 14, 1954, while the lowest temperature on record is −23 °F (−31 °C), on January 29, 1873[11]
hmmmm...January 29th is my birthday. 1954....I don't remember that horrid heatwave but I remember mother talking about it as she was pregnant with my sister and was so uncomfortable! Glad we have a/c now! |
111F in 1930. Today was a cool 88, tomorrow's high is 94 with thunderstorms. Heat index today was 107.
the coldest day? -19 below F in 1966. I'm ready for the average in between. ;-) |
Originally Posted by craftybear
Wow, snowing now in Canada
thanks for letting us know
Originally Posted by ranger
Can't say what the highest was for our area but I thought this was interesting......
Right now, Thursday, July 21/11, it is 37 degrees Celsius (98.6F.) in Toronto,Canada.....figuring in the humidity, it's 51 degrees Celsius(123.8F.) ...and in Saglet,Labrador, Canada, it is 2 degrees Celsius (35.6F.) and SNOWING. Only in Canada,eh!! :cry: :cry: Most of the rest of the country is having a gigantic meltdown! :cry: :cry: |
Saskatoon it was 40.6C or for you southerners 105.1 F on June 5 1988
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Saskatoon it was 40.6C or for you southerners 105.1 F on June 5 1988 oops sorry clicked twice
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For Oregon:
Highest Temperature The highest temperature recorded in Oregon is 119°, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on August 10, 1898 at Pendleton. Lowest Temperature The lowest temperature in Oregon, -54°, was recorded on February 10, 1933 at Seneca. |
Don't know the hottest one.The hottest this year was 98.7F.It is a lot better than the last place I lived which was always hovering around 114.80F and then went to 119.7F a few times whilst I was there. I had an idea about the place when I arrived at 68.00F and everyone was running around in anoraks...
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Originally Posted by SparkMonkey
You know what, once it gets up above 100 it all feels the same to me. It's like how ten-below really doesn't feel any different from twenty-below.
If it never got above 70, I'd be happy. |
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