List of all weather records of all kind

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Lamboy

Yekaterinburg recorded 44.4 °C at 56.5 N

Various sources, including the wikipedia page claims the all time high as 38.8°C(101.8 F).

Ryazan's 40.1 C on August 1 2010 at 54.2 N was the northernmost i could think of.

2010 Northern Hemisphere summer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by dhdh

Update
*Northernmost place to have reached 30°C: ?????

A good guess could be Utsjoki, Finland 32.9°C (91.2 F) in July 1992 at 69.9 N

[sulkiercupid]

Berlevag, Norway (70'52"N) has recorded 31C apparently.
Weatherbase: Historical Weather for Berlevag, Norway - Travel, Vacation, Forecast and Reference Information

[marlaver]

Verkhoyansk (69'33''N) reached nearly 40 (39.9ºC) on july 19th, 1982 (Doubius. Maximiliano Herrera accredits a record of 37.3ºC) . Also it has maybe the greatest temperature range in the world (record min around -67ºC).

[Trimac20]

The Canadian record high was in Alberta I think, 46.2C, which is probably at least 50'N since the US-Canadian border is the 49th parallel. Steele, North Dakota has got to 49C near 50'N too.

[cmptrwlt]

Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway (78º N)

Record high (1979): 21.3 ºC / 70.3 ºF.

[dhdh]

Thanks guys, keep 'em coming!

I will update the list as soon as I can.

[pegleg]

[quote=dunno what to put here;25255656]Coldest recorded temperature on earth: −89.2 °C (−128.6 °F) at
Coldest temperature recorded outside Antarctica: −68 °C (−90 °F) at Verkhoyansk and Oymyakon, Russia

There are reports of -110F in Greenland, I believe, though they may be estimates.
--Pegleg

ps: I'll be posting a list of good sources for weather records. Many are in larger research libraries.

[cloudcrash619]

Most rain in one hour: Holt, Missouri recorded 12.0 in. (305 mm) of rain in just 42 minutes on June 22, 1947.

[pegleg]

Here is my chapter on data sources, from my Annotated Bibliography of Climatic Classification. (The last chapter contains data sources). I zipped it, after saving it as WORD 97-2003 (in case not everyone has WORD 10).

I hope it is useful. --Pegleg

[wavehunter007]

Originally Posted by pegleg

Here is my chapter on data sources, from my Annotated Bibliography of Climatic Classification. (The last chapter contains data sources). I zipped it, after saving it as WORD 97-2003 (in case not everyone has WORD 10).

I hope it is useful. --Pegleg

Interesting, thanks for the link