Or come to North Dakota where in 1936 we recorded our highest (121°F in Steele on July 6) and lowest (-60°F in Parshall on February 15) temperatures.
I once had a grant that had data about the summer high and winter low effects on car maintenance of low income families. Its amazing what such a wide range of temps will do to the employment of rural low income families.
Last year's -35°F day before wind chill (which sent it down to truly horrific) was a pure pain in the butt.
I once had a grant that had data about the summer high and winter low effects on car maintenance of low income families. Its amazing what such a wide range of temps will do to the employment of rural low income families.
Last year's -35°F day before wind chill (which sent it down to truly horrific) was a pure pain in the butt.
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