On January 26th (1978), the barometric pressure dropped to 28.46
inches of mercury at Columbus, 28.68 inches at Dayton, and 28.81 inches at
Cincinnati. These readings set new records for the lowest sea level pressures
ever recorded at each station. Even more impressive was Cleveland's record low
pressure reading of 28.28 inches, which remains the lowest pressure ever
recorded in Ohio and one of the lowest pressure readings on record within the
mainland United States (not associated with a hurricane).
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