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Monthly Archives: March 2010
What a Month
March 2009 was one of the most remarkable Marches in the record book with it being the snowiest and wettest on record. March 2010 was also a unique month for different reasons. There were two different statistical features last month … Continue reading
Tagged 2010, climate, fargo, march, minnesota, North Dakota, weather
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What a Month
March 2009 was one of the most remarkable Marches in the record book with it being the snowiest and wettest on record. March 2010 was also a unique month for different reasons. There were two different statistical features last month … Continue reading
Tagged 2010, climate, fargo, march, minnesota, North Dakota, weather
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What a Month
March 2009 was one of the most remarkable Marches in the record book with it being the snowiest and wettest on record. March 2010 was also a unique month for different reasons. There were two different statistical features last month … Continue reading
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What a Month
March 2009 was one of the most remarkable Marches in the record book with it being the snowiest and wettest on record. March 2010 was also a unique month for different reasons. There were two different statistical features last month … Continue reading
First 60
Every spring many of us look forward to reaching the decadal temperature milestones; the first, 50, 60, 70 and finally 80 degree day. We have already recorded our first 50 of the year, so our next milestone is reaching 60 … Continue reading
The Long Winter
The National Climatic Data Center released their official statistics for the winter of 2009-2010 last week and they verified what most people in the lower 48 states already knew, it was a cold winter. All the states bordering the Gulf … Continue reading
Tagged climate, cold, fargo, weather, winter, winter 2009-2010
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Flood Pictures 2010
Here are some flood pictures promised on another blog where the link didn’t work: View of the crest looking north over Fargo Moorhead. Courtesy of Vern Whitten. What the crest looked like from a similar perspective in 2009. … Continue reading
First 50!
The high temperature on Sunday, March 21, was officially 53 degrees in Fargo Moorhead. That was the first 50 degree day of the year and very close to the long-term average of March 18 for such an occurrence. Looking back … Continue reading
Tagged 50 degrees, climate, fargo, North Dakota, spring, weather
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Flood Pictures
I posted some flood pics on Twitter. My username is wdayweather. Do a search for me and you’ll find them there. Also, I have pictures on Facebook. This link should be open to the public, or you can ask to … Continue reading
Tagged fargo, flood 2010, flooding, North Dakota
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Dash of Snow
As of the morning of March 18 the official snow cover in Fargo Moorhead has been considered a trace. Granted there are still some huge snow piles in the area and many area lawns are still snow covered, but if … Continue reading
Tagged climate, fargo, North Dakota, snow depth, weather, winter
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