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Think It’s Cold Here? In North Dakota, It’s 29 Below
New Year’s Day was on the chilly side here, but in Minot, N.D. it was downright unbearable.
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MINOT, North Dakota (January 1, 2009)—The mercury dropped to 29 degrees below zero Friday in Minot, N.D., and wind chills were near 50 below.
The deep freeze set in a week after the area received 2 feet of snow.
Temperatures were recorded at 29 below at Williston, N.D. and Minot Air Force Base.
Bottineau, N.D. reported a temperature of 28 below.
The official temperature Friday morning in Minot was 21 below.
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Posted by: Larry
Location: Lorena
on Jan 1, 2010 at 11:21 PM
Which is one more reason I live in TEXAS.
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