Weather Events That Lasted Longer than Kim Kardashian's Marriage
210: Days between spring snowfall and fall snowfall in NYC
142: Days with snow in the ground in International Falls, in Kris Humphries' home state of Minnesota.
123: Days that the United States hurricane season lasted
109: In Kim Kardashian's home base, L.A., days without measurable rainfall
95: Consecutive days that Yuma, Ariz., hit at least 100 degrees F this summer.
92: Consecutive days Reno, Nev., went without rain this summer
83: Days since abnormal rainfall started in New York City in August
However, Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries' marriage did last longer than Dallas' 41-day heat wave with temperatures above 100 degrees.
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Memorial Day Weekend Heat Wave
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Peru Dolphin Deaths "Natural"; Pelicans May Have Starved
May 24, 2012; 10:12 AM ET
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Hurricane Bud in the Eastern Pacific
May 24, 2012; 10:10 AM ET
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Tornado Risk Iowa to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan
May 24, 2012; 9:39 AM ET
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Sanvu is First Pacific Typhoon in 2012
May 24, 2012; 7:15 AM ET
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Chile Drought May Be Dented by Rainstorm
May 24, 2012; 6:03 AM ET
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Everest Death Toll 4 from Weekend Rush
May 24, 2012; 6:00 AM ET
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India Heat Wave as Monsoon Eagerly Awaited
May 24, 2012; 5:58 AM ET
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Still Rebuilding One Year After The Joplin, Mo., Tornado
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Daily U.S. Extremes
past 24 hours
| Extreme | Location | |
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| High | 107° | Death Valley, CA |
| Low | 28° | Daniel, WY |
| Precip | 3.25" | Buffalo, MN |
WeatherWhys®
Hot weather is already off to an early start this year. Hot air masses form as the strong sun quickly heats the ground. The hot air rises and heats up the air just above the surface. Dry ground heats up more quickly since there is little evaporation of water during the process. Evaporation has a cooling effect.
This Day In Weather History
Oklahoma (1940)
Hail fell to depths of 6-8 inches near Ada. Hail drifted to 5 feet in places with the help of rain runoff.
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Severe thunderstorms produced 95-mph wind gusts and widespread damage. More than 3 inches of rain fell in less than an hour. A 29-year-old woman and her 6-year-old daughter drowned in their car which was found submerged in an underpass.
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