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Record lows recorded Monday and Tuesday mornings in Greenwood…. RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS 558 AM CST TUE DEC 28 2010 …RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE SET AT GREENWOOD THIS MORNING… THE TEMPERATURE FELL TO 20 DEGREES THIS MORNING AT GREENWOOD-LEFLORE AIRPORT. THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE FOR THIS DATE OF 21 [...]
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Greenville and Greenwood, breaking their record lows this morning; the second day in a row for Greenwood! Down to 36 in Greenville, breaking the record of 37, set in 1985. Only 1 degree above freezing in Greenwood, at 33, breaking the 37 degree record from 1987. The lack of soil moisture, along with clear, dry air, and light [...]
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Remember the 100 degree record highs, a little over two weeks ago?? Well… Take 66 degrees off that and you’ve got a record low! 34 in Greenwood this morning!! That breaks the previous record of 35 set in 1987. More beautiful fall weather this afternoon; warming to the 68 to 72 degree range, a full supply [...]
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Upper 90s again this afternoon! This will be the fifth day in a row with temperatures approaching 100 degrees! Greenwood has a shot to break the record high for the fourth straight day. The Autumnal Equinox, which marks the beginning of Fall, is tomorrow starting at 11:09 pm; the angle of the sun is directly over head (90 degrees) at the equator, and one of [...]
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Greenwood broke record highs on both Saturday and Sunday; 99 Saturday and 100 Sunday. The previous records of 97 and 98 were set in 1954! Another shot today; the Greenwood record is 98 and Greenville 101. Greenville’s record should hold but Greenwood has a good shot to break the 98 degrees. When will the heat end?? Temperatures drop down into the mid 90s [...]
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Here is a summary of the records broken, in Greenville and Greenwood from the past three days. Keep in mind, official weather records only cover the past 130 to 150 years. From the Jackson National Weather Service… …RECORD HIGH MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES… -DATE- -LOCATION- -TEMP- -PREVIOUS RECORD- 8/1 GREENVILLE 104 103 (1980) 8/2 GREENVILLE 104 103 (2008) 8/3 GREENVILLE 105 [...]
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