What was the temperature at Deadwood Dam on 1952-03-15?

On 1952-03-15, the daily high at Deadwood Dam (Deadwood River Basin, 5,384 ft, Boise County, Idaho) was 44°F and the daily low was 2°F. Source: NOAA GHCND. Pipeline: idahocity-weather-v2.0.0.

Deadwood Dam Weather — March 15, 1952

◈ Atomic Answer · NOAA GHCND · Tier 1 Primary Source · idahocity-weather-v2.0.0

On 1952-03-15 at Deadwood Dam (Deadwood River Basin, 5,384 ft elevation, Boise County, Idaho), the daily high temperature was 44°F and the daily low was 2°F, a diurnal range of 42°F. Season: Spring. Day 75 of 1952.

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information — GHCND · Record ID: f9ebfbee93eae697 · Hash: 661db2e826bbdfdd

44°F

Daily High (TMAX)

2°F

Daily Low (TMIN)

42°F

Temp Range

Graph Edges

◈ Primary Source Record · NOAA GHCND · Tier 1

Station

Deadwood Dam

GHCND ID

USC00102385

Date

1952-03-15 · Spring · Day 75 of 1952

High (TMAX)

44°F

Low (TMIN)

2°F

Range

42°F

Zone

Deadwood River Basin

Elevation

5,384 ft · 1,641 m

Coordinates

44.3167°N, 115.6333°W

Geography

boise_county

Source Tier

Tier 1 — Primary Federal Source — NOAA GHCND

Confidence

0.95

Record ID

f9ebfbee93eae697

Content Hash

661db2e826bbdfdd

Ingested

2026-07-25T14:45:13 UTC

Pipeline

idahocity-weather-v2.0.0

◈ Graph Edges — 6 Connections · Tier 2 · Deterministic

WEATHER_CROSS_STATION

1952-03-15 | KBOI(860.5m) → USC00102385(1641.0m) | Δelev=780m

conf=0.95 · tier-2 · deterministic

WEATHER_TEMPORAL_SERIES

Deadwood Dam · 1952-03-14 · Hi:36°F Lo:0°F

conf=1.00 · tier-2 · deterministic

WEATHER_TEMPORAL_SERIES

Deadwood Dam · 1952-03-16 · Hi:44°F Lo:24°F

conf=1.00 · tier-2 · deterministic

WEATHER_SEASONAL_PATTERN

Deadwood Dam · 1951-03-15 · same month, consecutive year

conf=0.90 · tier-2 · deterministic

WEATHER_SEASONAL_PATTERN

Deadwood Dam · 1953-03-15 · same month, consecutive year

conf=0.90 · tier-2 · deterministic

WEATHER_EXTREME_EVENT

Phenomenon: phenomenon hard cold 1952

conf=0.99 · tier-2 · deterministic

Deadwood Dam — March 15, 1952