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October 23, 2002: An early taste of winter hits Lincoln. Snow coats the green leaves of a bush with a tree in full autumn red and orange standing behind it. |
Year 2002 Lincoln Precipitation: monthly
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Jan. 1-October 31 |
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RECORDS
SET THIS MONTH:
October
1, 2002 was the 65th day this year of highs 90 F or greater.
Year
2002 is ranked the 6th most number of 90 degree days since records began
in 1887.
CLICK
HERE to see the 90 F climatology to compare this year to others
October
1, Record High of 93 F; old record 92 F in 2000.
October
2, 2002, Record daily precipitation of 1.28 inches; old record 0.76 inches
in 1959
October
16, high of 42 F was the coldest high temperature for the date, old record
46 in 1946
October
22, high of 37 F was the coldest high temperature for the date, old record
41 in 1888
October
23, high of 33 F was the coldest high temperature for the date, old record
40 in 1908
October
24, high of 32 F was the coldest high temperature for the date, old record
35 in 1887
October
is the 4th wettest ever recorded for Lincoln Click
here for top 10 rankings
October
is the 3rd coldest on record for Lincoln Click
here for top 10 rankings
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OCT
2002
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MAX | MIN | MEAN | DEP | PCPN | RMAX | RMIN | HDD | CDD | AVG
MAX |
AVG
MIN |
AVG
Mean |
SNOW |
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10/01/02
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59
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76
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+16
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0.66
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92
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27
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0
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11
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74
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47
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60
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10/02/02
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59
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47
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53
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-7
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93
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30
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18
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0
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73
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46
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60
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10/03/02
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60
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47
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54
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-5
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1.46
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96
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27
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11
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0
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73
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46
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59
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10/04/02
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62
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40
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51
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-8
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T
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93
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28
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14
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0
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72
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46
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59
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10/05/02
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72
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39
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56
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-3
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0.00
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98
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28
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9
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0
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72
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45
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59
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10/06/02
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61
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35
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48
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-10
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0.00
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92
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24
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17
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0
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72
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45
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58
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10/07/02
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67
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33
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50
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-8
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0.00
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90
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20
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15
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0
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71
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44
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58
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10/08/02
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72
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46
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59
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+2
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T
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90
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17
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6
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0
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71
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44
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57
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10/09/02
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69
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44
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57
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0
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0.00
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90
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18
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8
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0
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70
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43
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57
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10/10/02
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74
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48
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61
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+5
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0.00
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91
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24
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4
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0
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70
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43
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56
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10/11/02
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72
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47
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60
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+4
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T
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89
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21
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5
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0
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69
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43
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56
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10/12/02
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62
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34
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48
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-8
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0.02
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93
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21
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17
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0
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69
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42
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56
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10/13/02
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63
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29
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46
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-9
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0.00
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92
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22
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19
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0
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68
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42
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55
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10/14/02
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67
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36
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52
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-3
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0.00
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91
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24
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13
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0
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68
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41
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55
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10/15/02
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58
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31
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45
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-9
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0.00
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91
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22
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20
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0
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67
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41
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54
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10/16/02
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34
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38
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-16
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0.24
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88
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21
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31
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0
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67
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40
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54
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10/17/02
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61
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34
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48
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-5
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T
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86
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15
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17
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0
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66
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40
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53
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10/18/02
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70
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43
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57
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+4
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0.00
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87
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21
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8
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0
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66
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40
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53
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10/19/02
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51
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33
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42
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-10
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0.00
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85
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12
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23
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0
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65
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39
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52
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10/20/02
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63
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31
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47
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-5
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0.00
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90
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18
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18
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0
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65
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39
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52
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10/21/02
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52
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31
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42
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-9
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0.00
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89
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20
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23
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0
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64
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38
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51
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10/22/02
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29
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33
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-18
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0.10
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89
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19
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32
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0
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64
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38
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51
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10/23/02
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28
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31
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-19
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0.25
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84
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20
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34
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0
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63
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37
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50
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10/24/02
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28
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30
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-20
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0.07
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89
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17
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35
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0
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62
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37
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50
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10/25/02
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44
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32
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38
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-11
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0.02
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89
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15
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27
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0
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62
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36
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49
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10/26/02
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52
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39
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46
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-3
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0.00
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86
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19
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19
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0
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61
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36
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49
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10/27/02
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43
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37
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40
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-8
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0.30
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89
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8
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25
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0
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61
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36
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48
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10/28/02
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45
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37
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41
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-7
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T
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84
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10
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24
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0
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60
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35
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48
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10/29/02
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43
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41
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42
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-5
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0.10
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87
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9
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23
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0
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59
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35
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47
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10/30/02
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41
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29
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35
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-12
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0.40
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83
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3
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30
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0
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59
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34
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47
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T
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10/31/02
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31
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24
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28
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-18
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T
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83
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11
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37
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0
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58
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34
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46
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0.1
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OCT
2002
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TOTAL
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1751
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1145
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4.90
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572
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11
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2.5
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Average
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56.5
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36.9
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46.7
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Normal
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66.5
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40.4
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53.5
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1.94
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377
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12
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0.9
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Departure
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-10.0 | -3.5 |
-6.8
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+2.96 | +195 |
-1
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+1.6
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Hottest recorded October temperature, 98 F, October 5, 1947 Coldest recorded October temperature, 3 F, October 30, 1925. Earliest ever first snowfall, September 28, 1985, 0.8 inches. Most ever October snowfall, 13.2 inches, 1997. NORMAL is the 1971-2000 Standard Normals. MAX = Observed Maximum and MIN = Observed Minimum temperatures. MEAN = Observed Mean Daily temperature. DEP = Departure from normal ( __ = below normal, + above normal). PCPN = Observed daily precipitation (midnight to midnight, CST). RMAX = Record maximum temperature. RMIN = Record Minimum temperature. HDD = heating degree day units (base of 65 degrees). CDD = cooling degree day units (base of 65 degrees). AVG MAX = Daily Normal High Temperature (1971-2000 normals). AVG MIN = Daily Normal Low Temperature (1971-2000 normals). AVG MEAN = Daily Normal Mean Temperature (1971-2000 normals). |
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