61. This Date In Weather History banner. Click on the date in which you are interested January. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 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

62. Boston.com / Weather 12 IN BOSTON weather history. Highest high temperature , 101° (1944) AUGUST IN BOSTON weather history. Average high for month, 79.8° http://weather.boston.com/

Today's Globe Politics Opinion Magazine ... Weather Click on the speaker icon above to hear sound Boston current conditions Cloudy F At Logan Airport As of 2:55 AM RealFeel temp Explain Relative humidity Wind direction W Wind speed 8 mp/h Barometric pressure 29.56 in Visibility 10 miles Tanning index Explain 6 of 10 Complete hurricane coverage The latest news, maps, interactive features, and other information about hurricanes and other storms. NECN forecast for Boston, New England Updated Monday 10:39 PM Click here for info on watches and warnings. ...Swap the umbrella for the shades! Early Morning: Rain ending. Areas of fog developing in sheltered valleys after midnight. Lows around 60. Winds becoming NW 10-15 mph. A Wind Advisory is in effect for Cape Cod and Islands until 4am. Winds could gust over 50mph. An isolated power outage is possible. Keep flashlights handy. Tuesday: Sunshine in Western New England will quickly warm midday temps to near 70. Southeastern New England from Portland to Providence will start cloudy, but sunshine prevails by midday. Highs 70 to 75. North wind 10-20 mph. Tuesday Night: Starlit and Cool. A touch of Autumn

63. Weather History For AWCC, Anchorage, Alaska Outside Temperature History Outside Humidity History. Outside Dewpoint History Average Wind Speed History. High Wind Speed History Barometer History http://www.anchorageweathercam.com/History_Vantage_Pro.htm

Monthly Highs/Lows History Graphs for AWCC, Anchorage, Alaska High Temperature Low Temperature 78.6¡F 48.9¡F High Humidity Low Humidity High Dewpoint Low Dewpoint 58.0¡F 38.0¡F High Wind Speed 17.0 MPH High Barometer Low Barometer 30.047 in 29.537 in Rain Total in High Rain Rate 1.09 in/hr Low Wind Chill 49.0¡F High Heat Index 78.0¡F Yearly Highs/Lows High Temperature Low Temperature 78.6¡F -6.3¡F High Humidity Low Humidity High Dewpoint Low Dewpoint 59.0¡F -16.0¡F High Wind Speed 39.0 MPH High Barometer Low Barometer 30.949 in 28.921 in Rain Total in High Rain Rate 3.31 in/hr High Heat Index 78.0¡F Low Wind Chill -12.0¡F

64. The Ontario Weather Page - Weather History Sources weather history Sources. With all things on this site, I try to source credit everything I use. In this case, this project took close to 8 months to http://www.ontarioweather.com/sources.asp

Tuesday, September 27, 2005 Over pages visited! GMT: PACIFIC: 11:59:27 PM MOUNTAIN: 12:59:27 AM CENTRAL: 1:59:27 AM EASTERN: 2:59:27 AM ATLANTIC: 3:59:27 AM NEWFOUNDLAND: 4:29:27 AM Watches/Warnings Current Conditions Radar/Satellite Lightning Images ... Contact Me Weather History Sources With all things on this site, I try to source credit everything I use. In this case, this project took close to 8 months to complete. I wanted to add this feature to my site for many years as I loved coming everyday to see what happened on that day. Over this time period, there were so many internet sources I used, many of those sites closed or disappeared before I released this feature. I also went to Environment Canada's Library in Downsview for some added references. I have used various sources of data over the net. For those facts about the weather, I used various general weather books outlined below For some of the weather history, I used a few weather history calendars by the weather god and guru David Phillips. I only used about 50 days worth of data in this project because I know he does his research and should get paid for it.. His calendars have a wealth of information and can be bought here . I know I buy them every year. Some of the books I used are: National Audubon Society Pocket Guide to Clouds and Storms

65. Military Weather History weather history. The most accessible general sources of weather lessons for 1944, DDay, Most famous weather forecast of history for conditions http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ohx/educate/atc/history.htm

The most accessible general sources of weather lessons for battlefield tactics learned in military history are the writings of John F. Fuller, official historian of the USAF Air Weather Service during the 1970s and 1980s. His works are Weather and War (available from USAF Air Weather Service Headquarters, Scott AFB, IL) and Thor's Legions (published by the American Meteorological Society). Here are some famous examples (out of hundreds): "Weather and terrain have a greater impact on battles than any other physical factor-including weapons" G.R. Svoboda, Army Weather Support (A. Deepak Publishing, 1986). Weather War Cdr Carl O. Schuster, USN Date Event Weather Effect 217 BC Hannibal's invasion of Italy Freezing of marshland allows invasion by mounted troops across weakly defended terrain AD 1200s Genghis Khan's invasion of China Freezing of marshlands and rivers allows invasion by mounted troops against weakly defended terrain Sweden's Charles XII's invasion of Russia Napoleon's invasion of Russia Hitler's invasion of Russia Russian winter's cold degrades army mobility and logistics Washington crossing to Trenton NJ Freezing of Delaware river allows unforeseen mobility of American Army US Civil War Battles Acoustic propagation disrupts co-ordination of flanking attacks German use of poison gas

66. Weather History weather history. Secretary Henry Joseph Henry Posts Daily Weather Map in Smithsonian Building, 1858 (Louise Rochon Hoover, Commissioned for the http://wintercenter.homestead.com/weatherhistory.html

Home Library Photo Index E-MAIL ME PHOTO ARCHIVES Home Library Photo Index E-MAIL ME Weather History Secretary Henry [Joseph Henry] Posts Daily Weather Map in Smithsonian Building, 1858 (Louise Rochon Hoover, Commissioned for the Smithsonian exhibition at the Chicago Century of Progress Exhibition in 1933) Source: The Smithsonian Institution

67. History 1Week weather history. TO 1 Month History TO 1 YEAR History BACK To LIVE WEATHER 7 Day History. TEXT FILE. Barometer Dew Point http://www.trcpg.com/Weather/History1week.html

    1Week Weather History  TO: 1 Month History TO: 1 YEAR History BACK To LIVE WEATHER 7 Day History TEXT FILE Barometric Presure                   Outside Dew Point Hi Wind Speed                       Average Wind Speed  Wind Chill                           Outside Temperature Outside Humidity                         Daily Rain Fall

68. Boston Weather History FiveYear Boston Weather Data (1992-1996) For the Week July 28 - August 1. High and Low Temperature and Precipitation Data http://web.mit.edu/dps97/www/bosweather.html

Five-Year Boston Weather Data (1992-1996) For the Week July 28 - August 1 High and Low Temperature and Precipitation Data July 28 High (F) July 28 Low (F) Precip. (inches) July 29 High (F) July 29 Low (F) Precip (inches) July 30 High (F) July 30 Low (F) Precip (inches) July 31 High (F) July 31 Low (F) Precip (inches) Aug 1 High (F) Aug 1 Low (F) Precip (inches) Statistics Mean High (F) 83 +/- 8 (one sigma) Mean Low (F) 68 +/- 6 (one sigma) Mean High (C) 28 +/- 4 (one sigma) Mean Low (C) 20 +/- 3 (one sigma) Daily Chance of Precipitation: Daily Chance of Precipitation 0.02 to 0.10 inch: Return to DPS97 Boston Links Page Web page designed and maintained by Jeff Foust jeff@astron.mit.edu Last Update: 1997 February 21

69. Solar Weather History Solar weather history (from SOHO) Take a look at the lastest Space Weather Page with the latest GOES xray fluxplot http://solar-center.stanford.edu/weather_hist/

Solar Weather History (from SOHO) Previous Months Sep 2000 Oct 2000 Nov 2000 Dec 2000 ... Aug 2001

70. Reno Weather History For March 9 of the weather on March 9 for the past eight years from 2004 back through 1997. Reno weather history for March 9 (the middle of the 2005 conference) http://www.trailbuilders.org/conference/2005/weather05.html

Current conditions Reno has received an amazing amount of snow this winter, but it's often warm enough in March to be snow-free. But since things are so unpredictable this year, we've added links to some Reno webcams so you can see local snow and ground conditions for yourself: Damonte Ranch High School webcam [opens in new window KTVN-TV webcam mounted on corner of building [opens in new window Forecasts and official current conditions National Weather Service forecast for Reno [opens in new window Reno-Tahoe International Airport conditions and flight status [opens in new window] Normal Reno weather during the conference , with low to moderate relative humidity (the dew point is rarely reached, even at night). There has been no precipitation on March 9 in 5 of 8 years and only a bit of snow in the other three Following is a summary of the weather on March 9 for the past eight years from 200 back through 199 Reno Weather History for March 9 (the middle of the 2005 conference) Year High Low Dew Precipitation (inches) Wind Speed (mph) Visibility (miles) Snow depth Events average fog, snow

71. Weather History For , Outside Temperature History Outside Humidity History. Outside Dewpoint History Average Wind Speed History. Wind Direction History High Wind Speed History http://www.caf.wvu.edu/kearneysville/arden/weather/History_Vantage_Pro_Plus.htm

Monthly Highs/Lows History Graphs for , High Temperature Low Temperature 86.7°F 46.1°F High Humidity Low Humidity High Dewpoint Low Dewpoint 67.0°F 43.0°F High Wind Speed 16.0 mph High Barometer Low Barometer 30.292 in 29.639 in Rain Total 0.00 in High Rain Rate 0.00 in/hr Low Wind Chill 46.0°F High Heat Index 88.0°F High UV 7.6 index High Solar Radiation 1006 W/m² Yearly Highs/Lows High Temperature Low Temperature 95.0°F 27.0°F High Humidity Low Humidity High Dewpoint Low Dewpoint 85.0°F -2.0°F High Wind Speed 48.0 mph High Barometer Low Barometer 31.407 in 29.152 in Rain Total 6.20 in High Rain Rate 72.00 in/hr Low Wind Chill 17.0°F High Heat Index 111.0°F High UV 12.2 index High Solar Radiation 1346 W/m²

72. WTOC TV Tropical Weather History Of Savannah This first chapter of weather history tells of a completely different account than that of chapter two. Knowing about the history of hurricanes in the http://files.raycommedia.com/wtoc/tropical/history.htm

Savannah Hurricane History By: Patrick Prokop, WTOC TV Meteorologist Will a Hurricane ever strike Savannah? I have been asked that question many times in the past seventeen years, since I came to the area. My answer is always an indefinite one but always with a note of concern because I know of the history of this location. Hurricanes have hit Savannah in the past and will hit the area again in the future, I just cannot say when, but we must prepare ourselves for the times when they will. If we read a chapter out of the book of hurricanes that have hit the Georgia and southern South Carolina coast, we can get an idea of the threat that is imposed upon us. If you look at the history of hurricanes that have made landfall along the Georgia coast during the 1900's, you might ask yourself, "Why all the worry?" Only three storms have slammed into the coast in the past 97 years! Is there a need to be concerned? The answer is to read more of the book of mother nature. If this book has only three chapters, the 1900's was only chapter two. By reading this section of the book, indeed, a feeling of false security could easily befall on us. We need to read chapter one, "Hurricanes that have hit the Georgia and southern South Carolina Coast in the 1800's." This section of history will open your eyes! While only three hurricanes hit the Georgia and the extreme southern South Carolina coast in the 1900's, thirteen such storms produced havoc for the developing coast during the 1800's. And unlike the weaker storms of the 1900's, in many cases, these storms were much more fierce!

73. Day In Weather History http://www.kwu.edu/weatherlab/dateInHistory.htm

74. Isabella Lake - Kern River Valley Weather History Your complete guide to Lake Isabella the Kern River Valley. http://www.kernrivervalley.com/weather/weather.htm

Weather History (Average conditions of the Kern Valley) Month Temps High / Low Rain inches January February March April May June July August September October November December Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce While every effort has been made to avoid any errors in the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce web site, the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce assume no liability.

75. Weather History weather history Home. Temperature Averages 19962002. Season, Low Temp, High Temp, Average. Winter, 32, 55, 43. Spring, 47, 77, 62. Summer, 62, 89, 75 http://www.campingnc.com/campground/weather.htm

Weather History Temperature Averages 1996-2002 Season Low Temp High Temp Average Winter Spring Summer Fall Year Average Month Low Temp High Temp Average January February March April May June July August September October November December Average These averages are taken from seven years of digital readings at the campground. We thank RJ Alexander for his diligence Is it raining? Check out our local radar, we are the county to the right of Asheville. We are located at the bottom of the letter h in Asheville on the radar map.

76. PMRC Webcam & Weather Station Maple Leaf Proctor Maple Research Center University of Vermont Weather Station and Webcam. WeatherCam. 3 Day weather history http://www.uvm.edu/~pmrc/PMRCCAMhist.html

Proctor Maple Research Center University of Vermont Weather Station and Webcam 3 Day Weather History For a quick metric conversion chart, please click here Current Weather Readings The web camera, an Axis 2100 Network Camera , is located in the second floor of the Proctor Maple Research Center laboratory building in Underhill Center, Vermont. The camera points west towards the Laing Arboretum and production sugarhouse. The image is refreshed every 10 minutes. Return to the Proctor Maple Research Center This document was created by N. Poirier, Proctor Maple Research Center

77. Yankee Magazine - Weather The Old Farmer s Almanac Longrange weather forecasts, a database of weather history, weather history (any location in USA or Canada, 1973-present) http://www.yankeemagazine.com/weather/index.php

Welcome. Please Turn Pop-up Menus Home yankeeTRAVEL H ERE YOU'LL FIND INFORMATION about the weather in New England, and across the USA and Canada. Current Conditions and Forecasts 5-Day Weather Forecast (for any location in USA or Canada) New England Weather At-a-Glance The YankeeCam (live weather in Dublin, NH) Current Radar Image (USA and southern Canada) Current Radar Image (north-eastern USA) Current North America Satellite Map From The Old Farmer's Almanac Long-range weather forecasts, a database of weather history, and much more weather information is available from our sister publication, The Old Farmer's Almanac Long-Range Weather Forecasts for USA Long-Range Weather Forecasts for Canada Weather History (any location in USA or Canada, 1973-present) Cranmore Inn North Conway, NH Shop our Online Marketplace. Enter to win a getaway! ... Live YankeeCam 7-Day Weather Forecast Weather conditions and forecast for any location in the U.S. or Canada For BOSTON, MA, USA edit Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Hi N/A Conditions YankeeMagazine.com information comes from the editors of Yankee Publishing, with the exception of directory information, which comes from advertisers. No advertising considerations are made when selecting and recommending any establishment, except where noted.

78. FOX13 Weather History http://www.wtvt.com/weather/wx-history.html

79. Weather And Related Phenomena list of websites concerning weather and related phenomena META NAME= METEOWEATHER, Easily accessible forecasts, current conditions, weather history, http://www.highfiber.com/~jrssmith/

Send comments and new links to Feedback Find the Weather for any City State or Zipcode , or Country Sun and Space Mars Earth Arctic ... Africa Weather and Related Phenomena Climate of 2003Preliminary Annual Report Snow Analyses Snow depth, snow water content, snow precipitation, United States, region by region Real-Time Weather Data Surface data, radar, satellite images, forecasts Tropical cyclone advisories Atlantic and eastern Pacific Central Pacific western Pacific U.S. watches, warnings, and advisories . . . map Official Observations and Forecasts from meteorological services worldwide Click image to enlarge it Winter snow in Tampere, Finland More about weather history global warming ozone depletion severe weather El niño La niña weather imagery Sites Sun and Space Space Weather Current state of the Sun-Earth environmentsolar wind, solar flares, sunspots, auroras Transition and Coronal Explorer The sun's corona and transition region imaged at high angular and temporal resolution Space Weather Now Image of today's sun, weather conditions in space, auroral map Current Auroral Activity Information gathered from the NOAA POES spacecraft.

80. Rain And Weather Research South Carolina s weather history is fascinating, and rain is no exception. As Mock continues to build his weather history of South Carolina, http://www.sc.edu/usctimes/articles/2003/2003-08/rain_research.html

USC THIS SITE Large amount of rain in 2003 not unusual considering South Carolina's entire weather history The rhythm of the falling rain is more than just a song title. It's an everyday occurrence in South Carolina. And, like a broken record, people are asking repeatedly, "When was the last time we've seen weather like this?" University of South Carolina researcher Cary Mock, geography, can supply the answer. "The drought and this year's rainfall are certainly unusual for the last 100–150 years, but it isn't that unusual when you go back 300 or more years," Mock said. In other words, this summer's rainfall is merely a drop in the proverbial rain bucket. By midyear, South Carolina had received nearly double the rainfall in 2003 that it received during all of 2002. Such a dramatic turn from drought isn't unprecedented though, says Mock, who in 2001 began to recreate South Carolina's severe weather and climate history. Mock says records show some huge floods helped end a severe and prolonged drought that gripped the Palmetto State during the 1840s and 1850s. Using newspapers, old instrumental weather records, personal diaries, plantation records, and ship logs, he has documented the state's weather back to the 1730s. Tree-ring data also provide clues on rainfall and drought. Mock's work complements data collected by the National Weather Service which, since it was established in the mid 1890s has given climatologists and other researchers valuable longitudinal data for forecasting.

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