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Weather History Results for Birmingham, AL
March 10th, 1984
On March 10th, 1984, the closest available weather station to Birmingham, AL (BIRMINGHAM MUNICIPAL AP, AL), reported the following conditions:
| High Temp: | 44.1F |
| Low Temp: | 26.1F |
| Average Temp: | 33.8F |
| Dewpoint: | 20.5F |
| Wind Speed: | 3.5 Knots |
| Precipitation Amount: | 0.06 Inches |
| Snow Depth: | n/a |
| Observations: | Fog, Rain/Drizzle, Snow/Ice Pellets |
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March 10th, 1981 March 10th, 1982 March 10th, 1983 | March 10th, 1985 March 10th, 1986 March 10th, 1987 |
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