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Updated: @
12-Dec-2019 07:40 - next update at 07:45
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| Summary / Temperature |
Wind |
Rain |
Outlook |
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Dry
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11.9°F
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Feels like:
12°F
24-hr difference
18°F |
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Today |
Yesterday |
| High: |
11.9°F
06:41 |
8.3°F
22:22 |
| Low: |
8.1°F
00:00 |
-6.4°F
07:12 |
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ENE
1.2
Gust:
1.0 mph
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0 Bft -
Light Air
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Today:
7.0 mph
04:52
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Gust Month: 16.0 mph
December 9
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| Rain Today: |
0.00 in
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| Rain Rate (/hr): |
0.000 in
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| Rain Yesterday: |
0.00 in
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| Storm Rain: |
0.00 in |
| This Month: |
0.31 in
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| Season Total: |
30.76 in
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5 rain days in December. |
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Tonight
Mostly Cloudy
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| Humidity & Barometer |
Almanac |
Moon |
| Humidity: |
75 %
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| Dew Point: |
5.5°F
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| Barometer: |
30.159 inHg
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| Baro Trend: |
Falling slowly
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| Sunrise: |
07:42 |
| Sunset: |
16:31 |
| Moonset: |
07:59 |
| Moonrise: |
17:16 |
| Daylight: |
08:49 -00:00:48 |
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Full Moon |
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100%
Illuminated |
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| UV Index Forecast |
UV Index Forecast |
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| Weather On This Day History |
| Weather History for December 12 (National) |
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1989
A winter storm produced snow from northern Mississippi to the Middle Atlantic Coast, with 10.5 inches reported at Powhatan VA. Heavy snow whitened the Black Hills of South Dakota, with 36 inches reported at Deer Mountain. Thirteen cities in the north central U.S., from Minnesota to Texas, reported record low temperatures for the date, including Duluth MN and Yankton SD with morning lows of 22 degrees below zero. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)
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2008
A significant ice storm wreaked havoc across New York and New England on December 12, disrupting electricity and leaving over 1 million homes and businesses without power. New Hampshire alone had as many as 320,000 residents without power, which according to reports it was described as the worst outages in 30 years (Reuters). Four fatalities were reported and parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Maine declared a state of emergency (BBC News).
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| Weather History for December 12 (Minnesota) |
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2004
A strong cold front pushes through Minnesota during the early morning hours. By dawn, winds turn to the northwest and increase to 25 to 40 MPH with gusts as high as 70 MPH. The windiest part of the day was from mid morning through mid afternoon when many locations suffered sustained winds in the 30 to 45 MPH range. The highest wind gusts recorded in southern Minnesota during this time included 71 MPH in Welch and 62 MPH near Albert Lea, St. James, Winthrop and Owatonna. Other notable wind gusts included 59 MPH at New Ulm, 58 MPH in Mankato, 55 MPH in St. Cloud and Morris, 54 MPH at Redwood Falls, and 52 MPH at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport. Scattered trees were downed and a few buildings received minor roof damage across the region.
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1939
A December gale along the North Shore leads to winds clocked at 48 mph at Duluth.
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| Data courtesy of NOAA |
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