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Dakota Datebook: Busy telephones
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Dakota Datebook: Busy telephones
The drought of 1936 came with the most severe heat wave North Dakota had ever seen. Temperatures hit record highs and very little moisture fell in the Dakotas. But when it started to rain the following year, on June 3, 1937, it looked like the drought was over. The weather bureau showed about two tenths of an inch fell around Bismarck on June 3. The next day, over an inch fell. The clouds seemed...
·Carrington, United States
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