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For Jackson, MS, it was 27°F/-3°C on January 8, 2010. Before then, no sub-30F temperature was recorded while I was in the Jackson area.
When I lived in Detroit, I remember shoveling snow in single digit temperatures (around -15°C). I don't know what day it was on, but on consecutive days the highs were 9°F and 6°F (-13°C and -14°C).
When I was young, we once had an overnight low of -14F here in Middle TN. I can't remember what the high was that day, but I believe I recall my dad telling me it was about -3F. In recent years, I can't recall a high temp being lower than low 20s.
Gosh!! I'm an idiot! Doesn't happen much, but I totally missed the "high" part. Sorry, 18°F was the coldest, but NOT coldest high. I'll research and come back.
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Ahh that's what I thought! Teens for a high in McAllen seems highly unlikely. I would take a stab and guess that 30s were probably the lowest high.
Okay, it took time and I couldn't find this forum, but someone in another forum says it was 29°F here (McAllen, TX):
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Houston, Texas: 31*F in February 2011
Damn, that is very cold for Houston.
Also, I saw Houston has an all time record low of 8 degrees that happened in 1989.
Looks like Houston is prone to winter like cold spells sometimes in December to February but the cold spells still seem kind of rare and short lived.
But at the same time it is prone to summer like warm spells in December to February too with highs into the upper 70s and 80s and it seems to happen more often than the winter like cold spells.
Houston's average high and low in December to February is roughly the mid 60s for average highs and upper 40s for average lows.
Did that blizzard set the lowest high ever in Houston??
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