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On September 13, 1922, Al Aziziyah, Libya cooked under the blistering sun producing a world record for the highest temperature. According to their thermometer, how hot did it get that day? |
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On January 23, 1971 Prospect Creek, Alaska got a little cold, to say the least. This set a record as the lowest temperature ever recorded in the USA. How cold did it get that day? |
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Hurricane Gilbert in 1988 produced an incredibly low barometric pressure thought to be the lowest ever recorded up until that time. How low was it? |
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It was a blustery day in Mount Washington, New Hampshire on April 12, 1934. How fast did the surface wind speed top out at that day, setting a world record? |
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On April 2, 1958 an F5 tornado produced some rather fast winds. Thought to have set a record, how fast did the winds get? |
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On July 4, 1956 Unionville, Maryland got slammed with how much rainfall in a one minute period? |
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Silver Lake, Colorado got an incredible amount of snow dumped on it in a 24 hour period in April of 1921. How much snow fell on this city? |
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An incredibly large hailstone fell on Coffeyville, Kansas during a September 1979 storm. How large was this hailstone? |
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One of the longest distances ever traveled by a tornado was recorded in 1917. How far did this tornado travel? |
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What extreme weather phenomenon occurred in Glasgow, Montana on September 9, 1994? |
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