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CLIMATE REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
309 AM MDT WED OCT 04 2023

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...THE HILL CITY KS CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2023...

CLIMATE NORMAL PERIOD: 1991 TO 2020
CLIMATE RECORD PERIOD: 1896 TO 2023

WEATHER         OBSERVED          NORMAL  DEPART   LAST YEAR`S
                VALUE   DATE(S)   VALUE   FROM     VALUE DATE(S)
                                          NORMAL
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TEMPERATURE (F)
RECORD
 HIGH            112   09/02/1939
 LOW              19   09/20/1910
HIGHEST          106   09/02         99       7      102  09/06
LOWEST            44   09/12         36       8       43  09/11
                                                          09/12
AVG. MAXIMUM    89.4               82.6     6.8     88.2
AVG. MINIMUM    56.0               54.0     2.0     54.8
MEAN            72.7               68.3     4.4     71.5
DAYS MAX >= 90    14                9.1     4.9       15
DAYS MAX <= 32     0                0.0     0.0        0
DAYS MIN <= 32     0                0.1    -0.1        0
DAYS MIN <= 0      0                0.0     0.0        0

PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
RECORD
 MAXIMUM        8.75   2016
 MINIMUM        0.05   1947
TOTALS          0.11               2.06   -1.95     2.10
DAILY AVG.      0.00               0.07   -0.06     0.07
DAYS >= .01        2                6.7    -4.7        6
DAYS >= .10        0                3.3    -3.3        3
DAYS >= .50        0                1.0    -1.0        1
DAYS >= 1.00       0                0.6    -0.6        1
GREATEST
 24 HR. TOTAL   0.09   09/15 TO 09/15               1.28
 STORM TOTAL    0.09
 (MM/DD(HH))


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-  INDICATES NEGATIVE NUMBERS.
R  INDICATES RECORD WAS SET OR TIED.
MM INDICATES DATA IS MISSING.
T  INDICATES TRACE AMOUNT.

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