Frigid Cold in the East; Snow Continues in the Great Lakes

A frigid cold airmass will continue to bring colder weather across the eastern two thirds of the country early this week. Record low temperatures are expected to be tied or broken across the Southeast and Florida. Periods snow will continue downwind of the Great Lakes and in portions of interior New England through Tuesday afternoon, with several inches of snowfall accumulation expected. Read More >

Aberdeen Record High Temperatures
Date	Record Temperature	Previous Record
3/13/2012	71° F	70° F in 1914
3/16/2012	81° F	75° F in 1901
3/17/2012	77° F	74° F in 1968
3/18/2012	85° F	84° F in 1921

Pierre Record High Temperatures
Date	Record Temperature	Previous Record
3/10/2012	74° F	70° F in 1972
3/13/2012	82° F	72° F in 1971
3/16/2012	86° F	76° F in 1966
3/17/2012	80° F	75° F in 1938
3/18/2012	*88° F	76° F in 2007
*Breaks the all time March high temperature record of 87° F set on March 27, 1988

Mobridge Record High Temperatures
Date	Record Temperature	Previous Record
3/16/2012	83° F	67° F in 1981
3/17/2012	79° F	70° F in 1968
3/18/2012	81° F	72° F in 2007

Watertown Record High Temperatures
Date	Record Temperature	Previous Record
3/10/2012	61° F	61° F in 1900
3/13/2012	70° F	64° F in 1911
3/16/2012	77° F	72° F in 1894
3/18/2012	*82° F	82° F in 1921
3/19/2012	71° F	70°F in 1921 & 1910
*Ties the all time March high temperature record set on March 18, 1921

Sisseton Record High Temperatures
Date	Record Temperature	Previous Record
3/10/2012	58° F	56° F in 1900
3/11/2012	62° F	61° F in 1981
3/13/2012	66° F	62° F in 1945, 1934 & 1902
3/16/2012	79° F	71° F in 1995
3/17/2012	78° F	75° F in 1968
3/18/2012	*82° F	64° F in 1968 & 1959
3/19/2012	76° F	64° F in 2004
3/21/2012	70° F	70° F in 1945
*Ties the all time March high temperature record of 82° F set on March 27, 1988

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Frigid Cold in the East; Snow Continues in the Great Lakes

Recap of March Records Set So Far This Year (March 2012)