VERMONT ALMANAC

DAY LENGTH MARCH 4, 2000
11 hours 21 minutes

US Naval Observatory
Sun and Moon Data

MARCH 4, 2000 in Burlington, VT
Sunrise	6:25 a.m.
Sunset	5:46 p.m.
Moonrise	5:52 a.m.

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National Weather Service in Burlington reports these records for March 4 as of 2000:

NORMAL
17°F to 35°F
Average 26°F

RECORD HIGH
57°F in 1953

RECORD LOW
-24°F in 1938

NORMAL PRECIPITATION
0.07"

MOST PRECIPITATION
1.42" in 1971

MOST SNOW
13.3" in 1971

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THE VERMONT WEATHER BOOK by David Ludlum (Vermont Historical Society, 1996) lists the following Historic Weather Events for March 4:

March 4, 1938
Record March cold: -37° at St. Albans, a new England record low for March; below zero three mornings; -32° at Bloomfield, Enosburg Falls, and Newport; at Burlington, -24°, a late-season record.

March 4, 1950
Cold day: -34° at West Burke; -32° at Chelsea and East Barnet; Enosburg Falls below zero on first seven mornings of month.

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