(Bismarck, ND) — Record cold wind chills are being reported in North Dakota this week. KFYR says some North Dakota towns broke daily records dating back over 100 years, with wind chill temperatures as cold as 60 below in some places. New record-cold high temperatures were set Monday in both Dickinson and Williston. In Dickinson the record high was 14 below zero. In Williston, the unofficial record high recorded at the old airport was 17 below. Bismarck saw record-breaking low temperatures for this week, including 35 below on Monday and 39 below on Tuesday.
