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Missouri: Temperature Extremes

Month	Maximum °F	Year	Place	Minimum °F	Year	Place
Jan.	85	1950	Camdenton	–36	1912	Crocker
Feb.	90	1962	Berryman	–40	1905	Warsaw
March	98	1895	Pickering	–26	1960	Maryville
April	100	1895	Darksville	2	1975	St. Joseph
May	110	1934	Maryville	17	1907	Bethany
June	112	1936	Doniphan	28	1988	Van Buren Ranger Station
July	118	1954	Warsaw*	38	1972	Cole Camp
Aug.	116	1936	Clinton	35	1988	Mansfield
Sept.	110	1925	Jackson	17	1984	Edgerton
Oct.	100	1939	Edgerton	–3	1925	Grant City*
Nov.	90	1955	Ozark Beach	–19	1991	Lees Summit
Dec.	83	1918	Marble Hill	–36	1989	Plattsburg Waterworks

*Also on earlier dates at the same time or other places.

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