Ticker for January 12, 2000

                
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January "Cold" Front Advances

It's the middlie of January and winds are gusting to more than 30 mph
across western Oklahoma. That's right: it's a cold front. And temps
are plunging into the ... sixties?

Strangely enough, that's the case today. A cold front packing gusty
winds and wimpy mild temperatures is diving southward today:



Temperatures behind the front are in the 60s, which is a far cry from
a typical January cold front in Oklahoma. This just underscores how
warm the first two weeks of the new year have been.

One significant change associated with this front are much lower
dew points. This dry air, along with the gusty winds, will exacerbate
the already-significant fire danger conditions throughout the state.




January 12 in Mesonet History

Record Value Station Year
Maximum Temperature 80°F BURN 2000
Minimum Temperature -1°F NEWK 2011
Maximum Rainfall 2.10″ DURA 2007

Mesonet records begin in 1994.

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