March temperatures break Arkansas records at 46 stations
This article was published April 3, 2012 at 11:14 a.m.
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Arkansas saw record-breaking warm temperatures during March.
The National Weather Service measured temperatures around the state, and 46 stations reported record high temperatures for the month.
The combination of high pressure preventing cooler air from moving across the state and warm winds from the south and southwest created the weather anomaly, according to John Robinson with the NWS.
The stations that had record-breaking warm temperatures were:
SAINT CHARLES
MONTICELLO
STAR CITY/CANE CREEK
ARKANSAS POST
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
ROHWER
ARKADELPHIA
BENTON
PINE BLUFF
DES ARC
LITTLE ROCK
MARSHALL
STUTTGART
LEOLA
HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK
BEEDEVILLE
CLARENDON
HOT SPRINGS AIRPORT
BATESVILLE AIRPORT
FORDYCE
JACKSONVILLE/LITTLE ROCK AFB
BRINKLEY
MALVERN
CABOT
RUSSELLVILLE
SEARCY
NIMROD DAM
DARDANELLE
CLARKSVILLE WATER PLANT
GREERS FERRY DAM
SPARKMAN
MOUNT IDA
HARDY
NEWPORT
MOUNTAIN HOME
MOUNTAIN VIEW
HARRISON
BATESVILLE LOCK AND DAM
CLARKSVILLE
MURFREESBORO
EVENING SHADE
BATESVILLE LIVESTOCK
GILBERT
MAMMOTH SPRING
DEER
LEAD HILL
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aimee says... April 3, 2012 at 11:56 a.m.
A little taste of Climate Change anyone..??? The point of No Return is fast approaching..!!!
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But, no...!!! Let's just keep burning fossil fuels so that Big Oil can keep making billions in profits AND keep their Republican handmaidens in office...!!!
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djigoo says... April 3, 2012 at 1:25 p.m.
Minneapolis was 16 degrees warmer than average in March. VERY strange.
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