This Week (April 23–April 29) in Regional Weather History
Apr. 24: On this day in 1942, 12.0 inches of snow fell in
Also on this day in 1929,
amount for April with 2.45 inches, which included 11.0 inches of snowfall.
12.5 inches of snow fell in Scottsbluff on this day in 1907.
Apr. 25:
1935 when 17.6 inches covered the city.
6 to 8 inches of snow fell over and around
a winter storm brought 9 inches of snow to
Apr. 26: A 3 day winter storm ended over the region on this day in 1935 after producing a
total of 20 inches of snow in
Apr. 27: On this day in 1910, Scottsbluff recorded a high temperature of 93 degrees
which still stands as the highest April temperature on record there.
Scottsbluff also recorded its greatest daily precipitation amount for April on this
day in 1911 when 2.53 inches fell.
Apr. 28: On this day in 1910, Scottsbluff once again recorded a high temperature of 93
degrees which tied with the previous day for the highest April temperature on
record there.
Apr. 29: A 2-day heavy snow event began in
of the day, 6.8 inches had fallen with an additional 9 inches to come.
Courtesy of Rich Emanuel
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