Tuesday,
January 7, 2014:
There were three nights of clear skies and 20 degree below zero
temperatures at night with 10 below zero temperatures during the day.
Public schools throughout the state were closed for an unprecedented two
days in a row.
People hunkered down for the duration.
Snow does not often fall when it is that cold. The atmosphere can't
hold much moisture then.
Wednesday, January 8
update:
This was the fourth morning in a row with 20 degree or more below zero
temperatures. Wind chills have lowered that temperature to 50 below zero
at times.
