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| Description | For most of the U.S., at some point during the January 2–4, 2014 time-frame, temperatures hit the freezing point. Using data from the National Weather Service's NDFD forecast and reanalysis, the minimum apparent temperature (i.e., wind chill) is plotted here. The color scale changes abruptly at 32 °F to a blue color. Only areas with pale orange/white are above freezing over the duration of those days. | |||
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| Author | Environmental Visualization Laboratory | |||
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