Posted by John in May 21st, 2007 |
no comment
Published in
Extreme Facts
As the hot summer months approach..
It was 134° at Death Valley on July 10, 1913. It remains the highest reading on record for the Western Hemisphere, the nation’s highest temperature on record for July, and the second highest reading in the world. Sandstorm conditions accompanied the heat.
More information about Death Valley, CA
Climate Data for [...]
read more....
Posted by John in May 11th, 2007 |
2 comments
Published in
Extreme Facts
This is a new feature, where from time to time, I will post an extreme event not necessarily related to the Coachella Valley but interesting to say the least.
Here we go…
Bagdad, California holds the U.S. record for continuous days without rain at 767!
Q: Where is Bagdad, California?
A: Here
read more....
Posted by John in May 10th, 2007 |
no comment
Amazing photos of the devastation (via Kansas.com):
Kansas Tornado
read more....
Posted by John in May 4th, 2007 |
no comment
It was a cool one in the valley today. 14 degrees below normal with a high of 77. Don’t expect it to stay around. A warm up will begin tomorrow as high pressure builds taking us back to near and above temperatures in the upper 90’s.
read more....