October set some records. Average daytime high was well below the historical average due to cool temperatures in the last half of the month and a real cold snap in the final week. We had 3 days when the temperature never got above freezing, which set a record for October. We got 6.5” of snow in one 24-hour period, which also set a record for October. October 1 marks the beginning of the 2021 “water-year”. Total moisture for this water-year (since October 1, 2020) is 4.23” compared to 2.81” average (51% above average). For snowfall, we have 6.6” compared to 0.4” average (1550% above average).

Measured Historical Historical

(since 1965)

Data Average Extremes

Temperature (F)

Average daytime high 51.4 55.2

Average nighttime low 36.7 35.4

Average temp 44.1 45.3

Highest temp 72 82 (1984)

Lowest temp 14 7 (2002)

Days Max >=90 0 0 0

Days Max <=32 3 0.2 3 (2020)

Days Min <=32 9 10.5 23 (1974)

Days Min <=0 0 0 0

Precipitation (in) 4.23 2.81 10.1 (2016)

Snowfall (in) 6.6 0.4 6.6 (2020)