US Temperature Range by State

Temperatures in the US have ranged between 134F to -80F for the past 200 years. Northern States have experienced temperatures above 100 degrees F and Southern States have experienced temperatures below Zero. Record temperatures experienced by each State and the years these extremes were recorded are as follows:

State – High - Low

Alabama 112F 1925 to -27F 1966

Alaska 100F 1915 to -80F 1971

Arizona 117F 1994 to -40F 1971

Arkansas 120F 1936 to -29F 1929

California 134F 1913 to -45F 1937

Colorado 114F 1954 to -61F 1985

Connecticut 106F 1995 to -37F 1943

Delaware 110F 1930 tp -17F 1893

Florida 109F 1931 to -3F 1899

Georgia 112F 1983 to -17F 1940

Hawaii 98F 1957 to 12F 1975

Idaho 118F 1934 to -60F 1943

Illinois 117F 1954 to -38F 2019

Indiana 116F 1936 to -36F 1994

Iowa 118F 1934 to -47F 1996

Kansas 121F 1936 to -40F 1905

Kentucky 114F 1930 to -37F 1994

Louisiana 114F 1936 to 16F 1899

Maine 105F 1911 to -50F 2009

Maryland 109F to -40F 1912

Massachusetts 107F 1975 to -40F 1984

Michigan 112F 1936 to -51 1934

Minnesota 115F 1917 to -60F 1996

Mississippi 115F 1930 to -19F 1966

Missouri 118F 1954 to -40F 1905

Montana 117F 1937 to -70F 1954

Nebraska 118F 1938 to -47F 1989

Nevada 125F 1994 to -50F 1937

New Hampshire 106F 1911 to -50F 1885

New Jersey 110F 1936 to --34F 1904

New Mexico 122F 1994 to -50F 1951

New York 109F 1926 to -25F 1979

North Carolina 110F 1983 to -34F 1985

North Dakota 121F 1936 to -60F 1936

Ohio 113F 1934 to -39F 1899

Oklahoma 122F 1936 to -31F 2011

Oregon 117F 1939 to -54F 1933

Pennsylvania 111F 1936 to -42F 1904

Rhode Island 104F 1975 to -28F 1942

South Carolina 113F 2012 to -22F 1985

South Dakota 120F 2006 to -58F 1936

Tennessee 113F 1930 to -32F 1917

Texas 120F 1994 to -23F 1933

Utah 117F 1985 to -69F 1985

Vermont 105F 1911 to -50F 1933

Virginia 110F 1954 to -30F 1985

Washington 118F 1928 to -48F 1968

West Virginia 112F 1936 to -37F 1917

Wisconsin 114F 1936 to -55F 1996

Wyoming 115F 1983 to -63F 1933

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._state_temperature_extremes

There is no Climate Change due to fossil fuels or carbon emissions. Temperatures appear to fluctuate based on sun activity, cloud cover, wind direction, the terrane, ocean currents and the buffeting these elements experience. Temperatures are colder at the poles and warmer at the equator.  Earth’s climate is not misbehaving, but is behaving consistently.

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