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Warpig883
Is there a place online where can I find the daily temperatures in my town for the last 90 days.
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  • Jacob2008
    I can find the daily average for you, Email me with your ZIP code so i can link you - otherwise its REALLY complicated to get there
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Here's a good site to find out what the weather radar looks like:

    http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/Conus/full_loop.php
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  • Jacob2008
    Or, here, the ZIP code for this one is 12345

    http://www.weather.com/weather/wxclimatology/daily/12345?climoMonth=3&x=23&y=9

    where it says daily/12345?climoMonth=3, where it says 12345 put YOUR zip code and do it, you can pick any month you want
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  • Colt Super
    The home pages of our network TV stations let you enter your zip code and give you current weather, radar, satellite views and a 10 day forecast.

    D.
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  • Warpig883
    I need the daily low temps for Dec 15 to Feb 6th.

    The site Jacob2008 listed gave me the feb low temps but so far nothing for dec and jan
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  • Colt Super
    Try calling your TV station weather people, or your local library - Reference Department.

    D.
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by Warpig883
    I need the daily low temps for Dec 15 to Feb 6th.

    The site Jacob2008 listed gave me the feb low temps but so far nothing for dec and jan


    You can click them and it will take you, oh, not dec. no.. but jan and feb and march
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  • spurgemastur
    Get in touch with the National Weather Service. I know they have that data. Depending on where you are, you can pull between two and seven days history up on the web easily. Getting 90 days will probably take a bit more digging.

    For example at this link you'd hit the 'two-day history' under the current observations, and then hit the 'seven-day history' link. NWS pages for different locations are a little different though.

    You might also find something at the National Climatic Data Center, but if you're not working from a .gov or .edu domain you might wind up paying for it.

    Lots of information is also available at the Western Regional Climate Center, which may be useful if you're in one of the western states.

    Good luck.

    It would be a lot easier to help out if I knew which city you were in.
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  • FrancF
    Thats an easy one- click on the link,put in your zip code for the area, go to temps. then click on historical.
    http://www.wunderground.com/
    If you need more data I do have some private access to other sites.
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  • dolfan
    quote:Originally posted by spurgemastur
    Get in touch with the National Weather Service. I know they have that data. If you need the info for legal purposes, as far as I know, the NWS is the only recognized custodian of weather records.
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  • FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by dolfan
    quote:Originally posted by spurgemastur
    Get in touch with the National Weather Service. I know they have that data. If you need the info for legal purposes, as far as I know, the NWS is the only recognized custodian of weather records.


    In a sense that is true, however guys like myself and millions of others supply microclimate data thou personal weather stations that are compiled in a database at NOAA to help with climate decisions, forecasts, alerts,etc.
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