This Day in Weather History October 3
1938: Unseasonably hot weather brought the temperature all the way up to 97 F at Onawa tying the all-time Iowa October record. Other reported high temperatures included 96 F at Little Sioux and Sioux City, 93 F at Alton and Shenandoah, 91 F at Cherokee, Pocahontas, Rock Rapids, and Spencer, and 90 F at Carroll and Winterset. The heat would continue the following day with Knoxville reporting a high temperature of 97 F on the 4th.
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on Oct 3 2010. Filed under Local News.
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