On This Day, April 09, In 1988, Residents Of Sioux City, Iowa Awoke To Find Two Inches Of Snow On The Ground Following A Record High Temperature Of 88 Degrees The Previous Afternoon. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

On This Day, April 06, In 1988, A Powerful Storm Produced Wind Gusts To 75 Mph Around Chicago, Illinois, And Wind Gusts To 92 Mph At Goshen, Indiana. The High Winds Created Twenty-five Foot Waves On Lake Michigan. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

The Super Outbreak happend yesterday (April 3), in 1974. Click Super Outbreak, to read more.

On This Day, April 04, In 1973, Sandia Crest, New Mexico Reported A Snow Depth Of 95 Inches, A Record For The State Of New Mexico. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

On This Day, April 03, In 1988, A Wind Gust To 114 Mph Was Clocked At Ann Arbor, Michigan During A Tornadic Thunderstorm. Thunderstorms In Michigan And Indiana Spawned Five Tornadoes That Easter Sunday, And Also Produced Golf Ball Size Hail. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

On This Day, April 02, In 1982, Severe Thunderstorms Spawned Fifty-six Tornadoes In The Central States, Including Seventeen In The Red River Region Of Texas And Oklahoma. The Tornadoes Claimed Thirty Lives, And Injured 383 Other Persons. A Violent Tornado Near Messer, Oklahoma Left Only The Carpet Tack Strips On The Slab Of A House It Destroyed, And Carried A Motel Sign Thirty Miles. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

On This Day, April 01, In 1912, A Tornado With Incredible Velocity Ripped Into Downtown Houston, Texas Breaking The Water Table And Giving The City Its First Natural Waterspout. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pdt

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