Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Yes, January was cold, but it was no record
The average temperature in Concord, New Hampshire in January was 2.0 degrees below the average, with 2.39 inches of precipitation, which was 0.41 inches below normal, and the number of below-freezing…
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