I remember it like it was yesterday. It was in January of 1968. I was going to school at Clarkson College. I was on the radio station club. One of my jobs was preparing and reading the news over the air on both the college's internal radio station and the local AM station - WPDM. That was the big story of the day. There was an arctic blast that came across the frozen great lakes and hit us head on. Nobody was allowed to go out for more than a few minutes. Since my dorm was up on the hill, I was trapped in the studio for 2 days until I was allowed to return to my dorm.
Whether or not it was recorded according to Google, take another look at your numbers. Temperatures like -35 were frequent occurrences in that part of New York state. All of the surrounding and nearby communities COMMONLY reached temperatures of -40 or lower. Places like Massena, Ogdensburg, Plattsburgh, and Gouverneur all got bitterly cold in the winter.
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