Bismarck ties record low set in 1877
June 10, 2009
Filed under North Dakota, USA
Tags: Bismarck, brrr, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, cold record, cold summer, cold weather, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, North Dakota, record cold, record low temperature, summer, tempeatures, temperature, USA, weather
Bismarck ties record low
http://www.kxnet.com
Jun 9, 2009
Bismarck, N.D. Bismarck residents woke up to a chilly morning after the city tied a record low set more than 100 years ago.
North Dakota: Snow has fallen in Dickinson in June, the first time in nearly 60 years
June 7, 2009
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Tags: brrr, chilly, climate change, cold, Dickinson, freeze, freezing, global cooling, Global Freeze, global freezing, global warming, June snowfall, late snow, late snowfall, North Dakota, snow, snowfall, summer snow, summer snowfall, temperature, temperatures, unseasonal snow, unseasonal snowfall, USA
Snow falls in western ND, in June
http://www.kxnet.com
June 6, 2009
Snow has fallen in Dickinson in June, the first time in nearly 60 years the city has seen snow past May.
Bismarck Blasts to Unclog Ice-Jammed River
March 26, 2009
Filed under North Dakota, USA
Tags: Bismarck, chilly, climate, climate change, cold, dangerous ice jam, global cooling, Global Freeze, global warming, ice, ice jam, Minnesota, Missouri River, North Dakota, temperature, temperatures, USA, weather
Bismarck Blasts to Unclog Ice-Jammed River
http://abcnews.go.com
March 26, 2009
Near Bismarck, officials are trying to determine whether a third controlled explosion on the Missouri River is needed to break up a dangerous ice jam.
Frigid weather extends its reach over U.S.
January 16, 2009
Filed under Milwaukee, Minnesota, North Dakota, USA
Tags: Arctic blast, Chicago, chillly, climate, climate change, cold, cold front, cold wind chills, frostbite, global cooling, Global Freeze, global warming, Milwaukee, Minnesota, North Dakota, snow, snowboard, temperature, USA, weather, wind-chill, winter
Frigid weather extends its reach over U.S.
http://www.cnn.com
January 16, 2009
“Cold enough for you?” was no longer a funny smart-aleck question to ask many Americans on Friday.
A bank’s sign in Plainville, Massachusetts, displays the temperature there on Friday.
There was little humor to be found in the rawest weather for years in many parts of the nation.
