Record Lows - Fall-Like Feel?

If you thought it was chilly when you woke up this morning, you weren't alone - many cities saw record low temperatures this morning. Here are just a few: The NWS office also put together this map of some chilly temps this morning:

And if you're wondering if your city broke or tied a record for lowest low temperature the NWS also researched these other cities:

SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA: LOW TEMPERATURE RECORD

DELL RAPIDS 46

CENTERVILLE 47

BROOKINGS AIRPORT 48

HURON AIRPORT 48 SET 49 IN 1972/1893

BROOKINGS COOP 48 42 IN 1914

OAK LAKE 48

WHITE LAKE 48 SET 50 IN N/A

WESSINGTON RAWS 49

ELKTON SCHOOLNET 49

CHAMBERLAIN 50 SET 51 IN N/A

SIOUX FALLS AIRPORT 50 TIED 50 IN 2006/1893

YANKTON COOP 50 SET 53 IN 1984

COLTON TRI-VALLEY 50

FLANDREAU SCHOOLNET 50

HURON COOP 51

EROS DATA CENTER 51

MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOL 51

HURON SCHOOLNET 51

ALCESTER SCHOOLNET 51

HOWARD SCHOOLNET 51

MITCHELL 52 50 IN 1922/1900

YANKTON AIRPORT 52

BROOKINGS MICKELSON 52

CHAMBERLAIN ST.JOSEPH'S 54

MITCHELL MIDDLE SCHOOL 54

SIOUX FALLS PATRICK HENRY 54

SIOUX FALLS PAVILION 55

WESSINGTON SPRINGS 57 50 IN 1911

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA: LOW TEMPERATURE RECORD

JACKSON AIRPORT 48

PIPESTONR AIRPORT 48

PIPESTONE COOP 44 TIED 44 IN 1984

WORTHINGTON AIRPT 48

LAKEFIELD 48 SET 53 IN 2000

LUVERNE AIRPORT 48

MARSHALL COOP 49 SET 51 IN 2000

WORTHINGTON COOP 49 SET 50 IN N/A

LUVERNE MIDDLE 49

TRACY AIRPORT 50 SET 51 IN 1924

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 50

HILLS SCHOOLNET 52

WINDOM AIRPORT 54 46 IN 1914

NORTHWEST IOWA: LOW TEMPERATURE RECORD

SIBLEY 43 SET 45 IN N/A

SHELDON 45 SET 48 IN 2006

SPENCER AIRPORT 46 SET 50 IN 2006

SIOUX RAPIDS 48 SET 51 IN 1943

ORANGE CITY 50

SIOUX CITY 50 SET 53 IN 1979/1922

CHEROKEE 52 48 IN 1979

INWOOD CHRISTIAN 53

STORM LAKE 54

Expect temperatures just like this again tonight - near record cool temps for this time of the year... now keep in mind we're supposed to see low temperatures near 60 degrees and we're not supposed to see low temps into the 40s and 50s until mid September!

Keep "warm" this mid July!

~KDLT Meteorologist Jesse Ritka