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ColoClimateCenter

@ColoradoClimate

🚨🚨🚨🚨 With did some searching, and we found a station in southeast CO that reported 104° on September 7 and 3.9" of snow on September 9.

@Climatologist49

, obs time is 6am, which means the 104 actually occurred on the 6th, but some of that 3.9" snow likely fell on the 8th.

4:15 PM · Sep 9, 2020

Brian Brettschneider

@Climatologist49

Nice! I'm not sure if the Rapid City data has the same issue. It is a Coop station too, but the Coop is the NWS office and they typically do midnight-to-midnight obs.

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ColoClimateCenter

@ColoradoClimate

ACIS says their obs time is 10pm-10pm, so close to midnight.

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