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DAY LENGTH OCTOBER 6, 2000
11 hours 26 minutes
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US Naval Observatory
Sun and Moon Data
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OCTOBER 6, 2000
in Burlington, VT
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Sunrise
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6:58 a.m. |
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Sunset
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6:24 p.m. |
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Moonrise
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3:22 p.m. |
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Chinese Solar Term
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AUTUMN EQUINOX
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National Weather Service in Burlington reports these records for October 6 as of 2000:
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NORMAL
42°F to 60°F
Average 51°F |
RECORD HIGH
82°F in 1990 |
RECORD LOW
23°F in 1964 |
NORMAL PRECIPITATION
0.10" |
MOST PRECIPITATION
4.19" in 1932 |
MOST SNOW
TRACE in 1988 |
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 THE VERMONT WEATHER BOOK by David Ludlum (Vermont Historical Society, 1996) lists the following Historic Weather Events for October 6:
October 6, 1836
Second snowfall in a week; Bennington had snowflakes mixed with rain, but Manchester Mountain all white on 7th. Camel’s Hump and northern peaks also
covered.
October 6, 1932
Heavy rains: Burlington 4.21" in twenty-four hours; St. Albans 4.31"; Cornwall 4.05".
NOTE: We leave the minor discrepancy between 4.21" and 4.19" at Burlington to the superior research skills of weather historians.
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