BWI, Dulles break decades-old record low
BWI, Dulles break records for low temperatures; Reagan close to record
BALTIMORE (AP) -- The National Weather Service says the temperature has reached a record low at both Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International and Dulles International airports.
The agency says the temperature was 3 degrees at BWI just before 6 a.m. Tuesday with a wind chill of minus 16. Dulles was at 3 degrees around 9 a.m. The records for the day at both airports were set in 1988 at 8 degrees.
Reagan National Airport just outside Washington had so far just missed its record low temperature of 5 degrees set in 1884. The airport got down to 6 degrees early Tuesday.
