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Winter Temperature and Precipitation Averages For Sheridan, WY
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Winter Temperature and Precipitation Averages For Sheridan, WY
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BILLINGS MT
501 AM MST TUE DEC 11 2007
...SHERIDAN WINTER NORMALS...
WINTER ARRIVES ON FRIDAY DECEMBER 21 AT 1108 PM MST AND ENDS ON
WEDNESDAY MARCH 19. HERE IS A LOOK AT THE NORMALS FOR SHERIDAN.
ALL TEMPERATURES ARE IN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT AND ALL PRECIPITATION
AMOUNTS ARE IN INCHES. NORMALS ARE 30 YEAR AVERAGES CALCULATED
FROM 1971 TO 2000.
...DECEMBER 21 - DECEMBER 31...
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE 33.2
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE 9.7
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 21.5
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 0.19
...JANUARY 1 - JANUARY 31...
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE 33.0
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE 9.7
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 21.3
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 0.77
...FEBRUARY 1 - FEBRUARY 29...
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE 38.9
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE 14.9
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 26.9
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 0.56
...MARCH 1 - MARCH 19...
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE 46.2
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE 21.6
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 33.9
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 0.55
...DECEMBER 21 - MARCH 19...
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE 37.9
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE 13.9
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 25.9
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 2.03
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