COLD (Record) - Revision history

Randylyon at 21:10, 26 January 2020

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	COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees. The coldest year in city history was 1875 when the average temperature was 43.8 degrees. This record was broken in 2014 when the average temperature was 43.7 degrees. (1)		COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. That record was also surpassed in 2019 when the temperature reached 31 degrees below zero. The lowest wind chill that night was 45 degrees below zero. (1) The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees. The coldest year in city history was 1875 when the average temperature was 43.8 degrees. This record was broken in 2014 when the average temperature was 43.7 degrees. (2)

	The ten coldest days in Dubuque history were: (2)		The ten coldest days in Dubuque history were: (3)

	January 7, 1887-----------32 below		January 7, 1887-----------32 below
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	February 5, 1979----------27 below		February 5, 1979----------27 below

			On high temperature in Dubuque on January 31 was 16 degrees below zero. This set a record for the lowest high temperature for a single day since weather records were first kept. (4)

	The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.		The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.
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	1. Barton, Thomas J. "2014 Coldest Year in City History," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 2, 2015, p. 1A		1. "2019: By the Numbers," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 29, 2019, p. 1A

			2. Barton, Thomas J. "2014 Coldest Year in City History," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 2, 2015, p. 1A

			3. "Low Temperature on Monday Probably Won't Break Records," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 5, 2014, p. 9A

	2. "~~Low Temperature on Monday Probably Won't Break Records,~~" ~~''Telegraph Herald'', January 5, 2014, p. 9A~~		4. "2019: By the Numbers....."

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Randylyon at 04:27, 7 January 2015

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	COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.		COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees. The coldest year in city history was 1875 when the average temperature was 43.8 degrees. This record was broken in 2014 when the average temperature was 43.7 degrees. (1)

	The ten coldest days in Dubuque history were: (1)		The ten coldest days in Dubuque history were: (2)

	January 7, 1887-----------32 below		January 7, 1887-----------32 below
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	February 5, 1979----------27 below		February 5, 1979----------27 below

	The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this ~~latter~~ category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.		The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.

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	"Low Temperature on Monday Probably Won't Break Records," Telegraph Herald, January 5, 2014, p. 9A		1. Barton, Thomas J. "2014 Coldest Year in City History," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 2, 2015, p. 1A

			2. "Low Temperature on Monday Probably Won't Break Records," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 5, 2014, p. 9A

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Randylyon at 20:20, 6 January 2014

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 COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.
 The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.
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Randylyon at 00:49, 8 December 2008

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	The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.		The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.

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Randylyon at 01:56, 14 August 2008

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	COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low ~~[[TEMPERATURE]]~~ of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.		COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low temperature of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.

	The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.		The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.

Randylyon at 19:32, 18 July 2008

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	COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low [[TEMPERATURE] of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.		COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low [[TEMPERATURE]] of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.

	The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.		The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.

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COLD (Record) On January 7,1887, Dubuque set a record low [[TEMPERATURE] of 32 degrees below zero. The coldest month on record was January 1912, with an average temperature of four degrees.

The longest cold spell came in early 1963 when the temperature stayed below zero for twenty consecutive days. Second place in this latter category came in 1888 when Dubuque suffered eighteen days of sub-zero temperatures.