This Week (May 28 - June 3) in Area Weather History
day in 1947.
still stands as the latest day in the season that the temperature remained below
freezing. In addition, the storm also left a total of 6.6 inches of snow, which
began late on the 27th.
The same storm system also affected Scottsbluff, leaving a total of 4.8 inches of
snow, 3.0 inches of which fell on this same day.
On the other end of the spectrum, Scottsbluff reached a high of 100 degrees on
this day in 1934, which is the earliest 100 degree reading on record for Scottsbluff.
May 29: On this day in 2003, Scottsbluff set its all-time record high for May with a high
of 103 degrees.
91, which was previously attained on this day in 2000.
May 30:
this day in 2003 with a high of 101 degrees.
On this day in 1999, a tornado briefly touched down on the far north side of
Today is the day with the highest frequency of measurable precipitation in
66 times since 1871, or about 48.5 % of the time.
May 31. On this day in 1918, Scottsbluff received its greatest daily precipitation on record
for May when 2.42 inches of rain deluged the city. 2.12 inches of rain also fell
in Scottsbluff on this day in 1895.
Jun 1: On this day in 1919,
6 times that at least one inch of snow has fallen in
Jun 2: A rare morning tornado struck the town of
1991 at about 9 A.M., damaging vehicles and about 5 homes.
June on this day in 1951, with a low of 25 degrees.
Scottsbluff also recorded a tenth of an inch of snowfall on this day in 1951, which
remains the latest day of the season on record that measurable snow has fallen in
Scottsbluff.
Jun 3: On this day in 1995 heavy rain resulted in significant flooding in Wheatland,
A nice 1.17 inches of rain fell onto
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