|
On This Day In Weather History - October 5 | |
|
National | |
| 1864 |
A devastating cyclone that killed 80,000 people in Calcutta, India, prompted the British East India Company to establish a telegraphic storm-warning service in 1865. |
| 1893 |
On the southeast coast of Louisiana, a twenty-two foot surge was brought by the Grand Isle Hurricane that killed more than two thousand people. |
| 1917 |
Sentinel, AZ reached the hottest October temperature ever in the U.S. of 116 F.
|
Navigation
Alerts
USA Extremes
| National |
| High Temp |
| 127°F at Scottsboro Municipal Airport Word Field, AL |
| Low Temp |
| 19°F at West Yellowstone, MT |
| Precipitation |
| 2.72in at New Orleans Alvin Callender Field, LA |
| AZ |
| High Temp |
| 109°F at Lake Havasu City Az, AZ |
| Low Temp |
| 31°F at Window Rock Airport, AZ |
| Precipitation |
| none |
| Data courtesy of NWS-CPC |
Data Partners
Style Options
Visitors
© 2024, frogville.us |
Weather-Display (10.37S-(b152)) |
Valid
XHTML 1.0 |
Valid CSS
Never base important decisions on this or any weather information obtained from the Internet.
Never base important decisions on this or any weather information obtained from the Internet.
 |