PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHEYENNE WY
1012 PM MDT THU JUL 20 2006
...A REVIEW OF THE RECORD HEAT FROM THE PAST WEEK...
MANY DAILY RECORD HIGHS WERE SET ACROSS THE REGION OVER THE PAST
WEEK. NOW THAT TEMPERATURES HAVE COOLED DOWN A LITTLE...HERE IS A
REVIEW OF SOME OF THE RECORDS THAT WERE TIED OR SET...
JULY 14TH
CHADRON.......104 (104/1931)
JULY 15TH
CHADRON.......112* (106/1936) *ALL-TIME HIGH AT CHADRON
SCOTTSBLUFF...106 (103/2000)
ALLIANCE......107 (105/1934)
LARAMIE........92 (91/2002)
JUL 16TH
CHADRON.......109 (107/1936)
SCOTTSBLUFF...108 (105/1939)
ALLIANCE......109 (102/2000)
JULY 17TH
RAWLINS........95 (95/1997)
JULY 18TH
CHADRON.......108 (107/1926)
RAWLINS........95 (95/1998)
SCOTTSBLUFF...104 (104/1998)
WHILE THE 5 DAYS OF RECORD HEAT WERE OPPRESSIVE TO BE SURE...THEY
FAILED TO PRODUCE THE WARMEST 5 DAY PERIOD ON RECORD AT ANY
LOCATION. WHAT FOLLOWS ARE THE AVERAGE HIGHS FOR THE 5 DAY PERIOD
FROM JULY 14TH THROUGH THE 18TH AND WHERE THEY STACK UP
HISTORICALLY...
CITY JULY 14-18 2006 WARMEST 5 DAYS ON RECORD
CHADRON 105.2 105.8 (JULY 3-7 1936)
ALLIANCE 102.8 104.2 (JULY 5-9 1989)
SCOTTSBLUFF 102.4 107.0 (JULY 4-8 1989)
RAWLINS 94.6 95.2 (JULY 12-16 2002)
CHEYENNE 92.8 96.4 (JULY 5-9 1989)
LARAMIE 89.2 91.4 (JULY 5-9 1989)
