[STORMREPORTS] Fwd: National cold and hot spot near one another on April 26
>On April 26 the nation’s hottest location was Death Valley, CA where it
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From: WeatherMatrix Admin (admin{at}weathermatrix.com)
Date: Sat Apr 30 2005 - 16:47:51 EDT
>reached 94° at 3pm in the afternoon. Earlier that morning the nation’s
>coldest spot was 16° in Bodie State Park, also in California and only 125
>miles north of Death Valley. This is not an uncommon happening during the
>spring and summer when these two locations often record both the coldest
>and hottest temperatures in the lower 48 states.
>
>Chris Burt
>Extreme Weather: A Guide and Record Book
>http://www.weathermatrix.net/about/pr/extreme_weather/
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