Hill City Thanksgiving Day Climatology
Period of Record 104 Years: 1908-2011
Missing: 1909, 1913, 1916 and 1919
Temperature Information
Record High |
79°F (1914) |
Record Low |
-4°F (1952) |
Coldest High Temperature |
15°F (1993) |
Warmest Low Temperature |
49°F (1922) |
Average High
(Period of Record) |
49°F |
Average Low
(Period of Record) |
23°F |
30 year Normal High
(1981-2010) |
47°F |
30 year Normal Low
(1981-2010) |
19°F |
Running 30 year Normal High
(1982-2011) |
47°F |
Running 30 year Normal Low
(1982-2011) |
20°F |
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Distribution of High Temperatures in 10 Degree Fahrenheit Ranges

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Distribution of Low Temperatures in 10 Degree Fahrenheit Ranges

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Precipitation Information
Greatest Precipitation |
0.32” (1915) |
Greatest Snowfall |
3.0” (1928) |
Precipitation |
13 of 100 years
13.0% |
Measurable Precipitation
(more than a Trace) |
7 of 100 years
7.0% |
Snowfall |
5 of 100 years
5.0% |
Measurable Snowfall
(more than a Trace) |
3 of 100 years
3.0% |
Greatest Snow Depth |
6” (1975) |
“White” Thanksgiving
(Snow Depth of 1” or more) |
5 of 100 years
5.0% |
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Updated May 10, 2012 by Chris Foltz
Forecaster, NWS Goodland
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