White House, Tennessee

February 2006

Day	Max Temp	Min Temp	Precipitation	Snowfall	Snow on Ground
01	48	28	0.00	---	---
02	59	33	0.00	---	---
03	53	45	0.31	---	---
04	53	32	0.32	Trace	Trace
05	32	24	Trace	Trace	Trace
06	39	26	0.00	---	---
07	47	22	0.00	---	---
08	46	22	0.00	---	---
09	42	24	0.12	0.1	1
10	35	23	Trace	Trace	Trace
11	44	28	0.47	4.0	3*
12	34	26	0.02	0.2	1
13	34	20	0.02	0.2	Trace
14	38	24	0.00	---	---
15	57	40	0.00	---	---
16	62	41	Trace	---	---
17	66	30	0.60	---	---
18	42	24	0.07	0.7	1
19	25	09	0.05	0.5	1
20	24	16	0.09	Trace	Trace**
21	36	23	0.00	---	---
22	48	29	0.44	---	---
23	44	32	0.15	---	---
24	57	31	0.00	---	---
25	60	36	0.00	---	---
26	62	24	0.00	---	---
27	42	24	0.00	---	---
28	56	27	0.00	---	---

Monthly Statistics

Avg Max	Avg Min	Avg	Highest Temp	Date	Lowest Temp	Date	Total Precip	Snowfall
45.9	27.3	36.6	66	17	09	19	2.66	5.7

* The amount of snow on the ground, measured at 1030 am on the 11th, was 2.5".
The temperature stayed at 32 degrees during the entire snow event of February 10th - 11th.

** This trace event consisted of freezing rain and ice pellets,
and measured 0.1" on the ground at 0830 am (which rounds down to a "Trace").


NOTE: This information is not official until it has been certified by the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, NC (which usually takes about 5 months following the end of each set of monthly observations).

Temperature is given in degrees Fahrenheit and Precipitation is in inches.

Temperature and Precipitation are valid for the 24-hr period ending at observation time(approx. 8:00 am Local Time each morning). Thus, if the temperature follows the normal diurnal cycle, of rising to a maximum during the afternoon and falling to a minimum around sunrise, the maximum temperature provided in this table actually occurred on the day prior to the date of the observation.