LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - In Kentucky, there have been some absurdly cold winter days and also some pretty snowy ones. Here’s a look at the coldest temperatures by month.

Record cold temperatures span five months

We have actually dipped below zero in five different months. In November 1929 and 1950, we saw a low of -3 degrees. January, February, and March have all seen temperatures fall to around 20 below zero! The coldest temperature ever recorded in Lexington happened in January 1963 where the temperature dipped to -21 degrees. Below zero temperatures have even happened in March as recent as 2015.

Historic snowfall records across winter months

Let’s talk snow now. The most snow seen in November was nearly 10 inches in 1950. The winter of 1917 and 1918 was a major year for snow and hold

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