Extremes - Taken from BadBadWeather.com

F9DXER

F9DXER

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The highest and lowest pressure around the world for 15z

NZSP 031450Z 02011KT 9999 BKN022 M35/ A2841 RMK CLN AIR 02010KT ALL WNDS GRID SDF/HDG
(This is the weather reporting station at the South Pole)

SLPO 031500Z 06012KT 9999 SCT015 12/05 Q1043 (30.80 inches)



Windchill for Mt Washington NH wx station

KMWN 031451Z 29074G86KT 1/16SM FZFG BLSN VV000 M34/M34 RMK VRY LGT ICG SUN DMLY VSBL
(Equates to a -63c/-82F windchill)
 
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Damn that's cold. Saw KBOI at M40 a few weeks ago when a nice area of cold air was moving in across the area. I don't know how people can live in such cold places.
 
Dang - now the windchill is -92F/-69C

KMWN 031747Z 29088G99KT 0000 FZFG BLSN VV000 M37/M37 RMK PRESFR FZFG INTMT SUN DMLY VSBL 4/024 11317 21368
 
Looks like it is -110F windchill

KMWN 040151Z 30083G96KT 0SM FZFG BLSN VV000 M43/M43 RMK PK WND 300102/45


The National Weather Service in Portland/Gray, Maine, said an unusual phenomenon for its area of responsibility is possible Friday night as the tropopause – the boundary between the troposphere, where our weather occurs, and the stratosphere, the layer of the atmosphere above the troposphere – could dip below the peak of Mount Washington.
 
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