Record High Temperatures on March 17th, 18th and 20th of 2007

City Actual High Temperature for Saturday March 17, 2007
Old Record High Temperature for Saturday March 17 Year of Old Record High Temperature Occurrence
Cheyenne 69 67 1887
Laramie 64 58 1974
Rawlins 66 60 1994

As you can see in the table above, Cheyenne, Laramie and Rawlins established new record high temperatures for Saturday March 17th (St. Patrick’s Day).  Cheyenne broke a record that was 120 years old.  Laramie and Rawlins shattered their previous record high temperatures by six degrees.

City Actual High Temperature for Sunday March 18, 2007
Old Record High Temperature for Sunday March 18 Year of Old Record High Temperature Occurrence
Alliance 78 74 1972
Chadron 78 73 1994
Sidney 78 71 1974
Laramie 65 65 1972
Rawlins 67 63 1999

More record high temperatures were established on Sunday March 18th, as you can see in the table above.  Alliance broke their old record by four degrees, Chadron by five degrees, Laramie tied their previous record high temperature, Rawlins eclipsed their previous record high temperature by four degrees, and Sidney shattered their previous record high temperature by seven degrees.

City Actual High Temperature for Tuesday March 20, 2007
Old Record High Temperature for Tuesday March 20 Year of Old Record High Temperature Occurrence
Chadron 80 75 1997
Rawlins 66 64 1999

On Tuesday March 20, 2007, both Chadron and Rawlins established new record high temperatures for the date.  Chadron peaked at 80 degrees, breaking their old record high temperature by five degrees.  Rawlins reached 66 degrees, breaking their previous record of 64 degrees in 1999.




Courtesy of Steve Rubin

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