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Texas has experienced some of the most dramatic weather in the country. The official state records span an incredible 143°F, from 120°F to −23°F.  🥵 Highest Temperature: 120°F (49°C) 1. Seymour, Texas * 📅 Date: August 12, 1936 * 🌡️ Temperature: 120°F * 📍 Location: Baylor County, about 150 miles northwest of Fort Worth. * 📖 This occurred during the infamous Dust Bowl era, when much of Texas endured extreme drought, dust storms, and relentless heat. Vegetation had dried up, soils were bare, and temperatures soared across the Southern Plains.  2. Monahans, Texas * 📅 Date: June 28, 1994 * 🌡️ Temperature: 120°F * 📍 Location: Ward County in West Texas, near the Monahans Sandhills. * 📖 Unlike the 1936 record, this heat came during a modern West Texas heat wave. Monahans’ desert climate, low humidity, and intense sunshine helped temperatures reach the state’s all-time record once again.  ⸻ 🥶 Lowest Temperature: −23°F (−31°C) 1. Tulia, Texas * 📅 Date: February 12, 1899 * 🌡️ Temperature: −23°F * 📍 Location: Swisher County in the Texas Panhandle. * 📖 This happened during the legendary Great Blizzard of 1899, also called the Great Arctic Outbreak or Big Freeze of 1899. Arctic air plunged deep into the South, bringing snow to the Gulf Coast and freezing temperatures as far south as Florida. In Texas, tens of thousands of cattle died, rivers froze, and transportation nearly came to a halt. In 2016, climate scientists officially confirmed Tulia’s reading as a valid tie for the state record.  2. Seminole, Texas * 📅 Date: February 8, 1933 * 🌡️ Temperature: −23°F * 📍 Location: Gaines County, South Plains of West Texas. * 📖 A powerful Arctic air mass settled over the region, producing the same official record low of −23°F. For decades this stood alone as Texas’ coldest temperature until Tulia’s 1899 observation was officially recognized as an equal record.  #DidYouKnow #facts #texas #weather #fyp
Texas has experienced some of the most dramatic weather in the country. The official state records span an incredible 143°F, from 120°F to −23°F. 🥵 Highest Temperature: 120°F (49°C) 1. Seymour, Texas * 📅 Date: August 12, 1936 * 🌡️ Temperature: 120°F * 📍 Location: Baylor County, about 150 miles northwest of Fort Worth. * 📖 This occurred during the infamous Dust Bowl era, when much of Texas endured extreme drought, dust storms, and relentless heat. Vegetation had dried up, soils were bare, and temperatures soared across the Southern Plains. 2. Monahans, Texas * 📅 Date: June 28, 1994 * 🌡️ Temperature: 120°F * 📍 Location: Ward County in West Texas, near the Monahans Sandhills. * 📖 Unlike the 1936 record, this heat came during a modern West Texas heat wave. Monahans’ desert climate, low humidity, and intense sunshine helped temperatures reach the state’s all-time record once again. ⸻ 🥶 Lowest Temperature: −23°F (−31°C) 1. Tulia, Texas * 📅 Date: February 12, 1899 * 🌡️ Temperature: −23°F * 📍 Location: Swisher County in the Texas Panhandle. * 📖 This happened during the legendary Great Blizzard of 1899, also called the Great Arctic Outbreak or Big Freeze of 1899. Arctic air plunged deep into the South, bringing snow to the Gulf Coast and freezing temperatures as far south as Florida. In Texas, tens of thousands of cattle died, rivers froze, and transportation nearly came to a halt. In 2016, climate scientists officially confirmed Tulia’s reading as a valid tie for the state record. 2. Seminole, Texas * 📅 Date: February 8, 1933 * 🌡️ Temperature: −23°F * 📍 Location: Gaines County, South Plains of West Texas. * 📖 A powerful Arctic air mass settled over the region, producing the same official record low of −23°F. For decades this stood alone as Texas’ coldest temperature until Tulia’s 1899 observation was officially recognized as an equal record. #DidYouKnow #facts #texas #weather #fyp

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