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On This Day In Weather History - February 16
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1911	Kansas City was soaked with 1.50 inches of rain, and the precipitation total for the one week period ending with the 22nd was 5.86 inches. It was the wettest February of record with a total of 6.76 inches.
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1966	In Whenuapai, New Zealand, 4.2 inches of rain fell in 1 hour, setting the record for that time period in New Zealand.
1959	Mount Shasta received 189 inches of snow in six days, setting a world record for the most snow in a single event. It is now known as the Mount Shasta Ski bowl.

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