Texas Climate Report: June 1997
The first week of June brought cooler than normal temperatures to nearly every portion of the state, except for extreme West Texas. It was during this week that average daily temperatures were about 3°F below normal statewide. El Paso was the only exception, where daily temperatures averaged nearly 4°F above normal. This temperature pattern was very similar to that observed in May across Texas. Very little rainfall was observed this first week as well -- regions in the southeastern portion of the state (Victoria, Corpus Christi, Austin) were the only places to observe above normal precipitation from the 1st through the 7th. Corpus Christi received the most rain during this period, observing 1.58" on the 7th.
Daily temperature departures of -6°F were characteristic of the second week in June throughout the Panhandle, while departures from normal in other parts of the state were not nearly as extreme. Some regions made up for the dry first week by receiving well above normal precipitation the following week. The 8th (Abilene, 1.59"; Lubbock, 1.29"; Midland, 1.72"), 9th (Austin, 2.92"; Texarkana, 1.73"; Waco, 0.99") and 10th (Austin, 0.66"; Waco, 1.79") provided significant rainfall events for regions statewide, especially in Central Texas.
Towards the end of the third week and into the fourth, Central Texas was once again overcome by devastating weather. This time, heavy rains and flooding brought destruction and heartache to communities in this region. Three people in Bandera County and one person in Brown County lost their lives as rising river and lake levels from intense rainfall covered portions of the Hill Country. Many counties have been affected by the floods this month, but perhaps one of the worst cases was west of San Antonio. Eighteen to twenty inches of rain fell in Bandera, Kerr and Kendall Counties over the weekend of the 21st. In D'Hanis, 10.50" fell on the 22nd while other towns in South Central Texas observed 5 to 6 inches of rain on both the 21st and 22nd.
As temperatures began to rise and the skies began to clear during the end of June over most of Texas, the flood waters finally began to recede. Preliminary estimates of 350 to 400 homes were damaged by the floods and nearly 200 of them were on Lake Travis, which was hit hard because it is the primary downstream repository for the Colorado River Basin. A total of 20 counties were affected and are now preparing for the cleanup efforts which lie ahead.
Monthly Summary for Selected Cities
| |
TMAX (°F) |
TMIN (°F) |
TAVG (°F) |
PRCP |
*Deg. Days |
| Station |
Mean |
*Dep. |
Max. |
Mean |
*Dep. |
Min. |
Mean |
*Dep. |
Days ≥ 0.01" |
Mo. Total |
*Perc. Norm. |
Gr'st 24 hr. |
*HDD |
*CDD |
| Abilene |
87.0 |
‑4.4 |
94 |
66.3 |
‑2.6 |
57 |
76.7 |
‑3.5 |
9 |
6.86 |
240% |
2.09 |
0 |
358 |
| Amarillo |
84.0 |
‑3.6 |
99 |
59.2 |
‑1.5 |
54 |
71.6 |
‑2.5 |
7 |
2.93 |
79% |
2.15 |
2 |
205 |
| Austin |
87.4 |
‑3.7 |
93 |
70.7 |
‑0.8 |
61 |
79.1 |
‑2.2 |
11 |
8.97 |
241% |
2.62 |
0 |
431 |
| Brownsville |
90.4 |
‑0.6 |
95 |
74.4 |
‑0.5 |
63 |
82.4 |
‑0.6 |
7 |
1.47 |
54% |
0.68 |
0 |
530 |
| College Station |
88.2 |
‑2.1 |
92 |
70.3 |
‑0.7 |
58 |
79.3 |
‑1.4 |
7 |
6.66 |
181% |
2.02 |
0 |
423 |
| Corpus Christi |
90.6 |
+0.2 |
96 |
72.5 |
‑0.9 |
61 |
81.5 |
‑0.4 |
6 |
2.25 |
67% |
1.33 |
0 |
502 |
| Dallas‑Fort Worth |
88.2 |
‑3.7 |
94 |
69.4 |
‑0.6 |
59 |
78.8 |
‑2.2 |
11 |
3.99 |
134% |
1.10 |
0 |
423 |
| Del Rio |
90.5 |
‑3.1 |
97 |
70.9 |
‑0.8 |
65 |
80.7 |
‑2.0 |
9 |
3.70 |
175% |
1.21 |
0 |
478 |
| El Paso |
95.0 |
‑1.5 |
104 |
66.9 |
+2.6 |
58 |
81.0 |
+0.6 |
5 |
1.11 |
166% |
0.67 |
0 |
489 |
| Galveston |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
7 |
2.34 |
53% |
0.99 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Houston |
88.8 |
‑1.3 |
93 |
69.5 |
‑1.1 |
57 |
79.2 |
‑1.2 |
10 |
4.46 |
90% |
1.64 |
0 |
432 |
| Lubbock |
86.5 |
‑3.5 |
99 |
62.5 |
‑1.8 |
55 |
74.5 |
‑2.7 |
10 |
3.50 |
127% |
1.35 |
2 |
294 |
| Midland |
91.1 |
‑2.3 |
101 |
64.7 |
‑1.0 |
55 |
77.9 |
‑1.7 |
6 |
3.27 |
211% |
1.75 |
0 |
395 |
| Port Arthur |
88.1 |
‑1.3 |
92 |
71.5 |
‑0.5 |
58 |
79.8 |
‑0.9 |
9 |
3.60 |
64% |
1.19 |
0 |
449 |
| San Angelo |
88.9 |
‑3.8 |
98 |
65.4 |
‑1.0 |
53 |
77.2 |
‑2.3 |
9 |
2.57 |
110% |
1.35 |
0 |
373 |
| San Antonio |
88.4 |
‑3.4 |
95 |
71.1 |
‑1.5 |
59 |
79.8 |
‑2.4 |
15 |
7.30 |
192% |
2.66 |
0 |
449 |
| Victoria |
89.4 |
‑1.3 |
93 |
72.2 |
‑0.5 |
61 |
80.8 |
‑0.9 |
10 |
4.45 |
91% |
1.74 |
0 |
481 |
| Waco |
89.0 |
‑3.0 |
93 |
69.6 |
‑1.3 |
55 |
79.3 |
‑2.2 |
7 |
2.71 |
83% |
1.74 |
0 |
434 |
| Wichita Falls |
88.2 |
‑3.3 |
96 |
67.3 |
‑0.7 |
60 |
77.8 |
‑2.0 |
7 |
2.08 |
59% |
0.63 |
0 |
391 |
| Shreveport, LA |
87.8 |
‑1.9 |
94 |
68.3 |
‑0.7 |
59 |
78.0 |
‑1.4 |
12 |
6.14 |
143% |
1.91 |
0 |
398 |
*Dep.: Departure of the monthly average temperature from the 1961-1990 monthly normal, which is provided by the National Climatic Data Center.
*Perc. Norm.: Monthly precipitation total divided by 1961-1990 monthly normal, which is provided by the National Climatic Data Center.
*Deg. Days: Computed daily as the departure of the daily average temperature from 65°F and aggregated over the entire month.
*Heating degree day (HDD): Each unit corresponds to a -1°F departure of a daily average temperature from 65°F.
*Cooling degree day (HDD): Each unit corresponds to a +1°F departure of a daily average temperature from 65°F.
|
Monthly Extremes
| Least Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| PORT MANSFIELD |
WILLACY |
0.37 |
| Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| SISTERDALE |
KENDALL |
17.64 |
| Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| SISTERDALE |
KENDALL |
10.80 |
| Lowest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| FOLLETT |
LIPSCOMB |
67.8 |
| Highest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| LAJITAS |
BREWSTER |
88.2 |
| Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| MARATHON |
BREWSTER |
80.0 |
| Highest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| CASTOLON |
BREWSTER |
103.4 |
| Highest Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| CASTOLON |
BREWSTER |
113 |
| Lowest Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| CROSBYTON |
CROSBY |
61 |
| LAMESA 1 SSE |
DAWSON |
61 |
| PERRYTON |
OCHILTREE |
61 |
| Lowest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| FOLLETT |
LIPSCOMB |
55.0 |
| Highest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| PORT O CONNOR |
CALHOUN |
78.5 |
| Highest Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| POINT COMFORT |
CALHOUN |
85 |
| Lowest Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| PERRYTON |
OCHILTREE |
46 |
New Monthly Records
| Least Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| NEWTON |
NEWTON |
0.50 |
1.26 (1990) |
14 |
| Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| EASTLAND |
EASTLAND |
10.68 |
10.40 (1940) |
83 |
| BIG SPRING |
HOWARD |
5.96 |
5.79 (1986) |
49 |
| BALLINGER 2 NW |
RUNNELS |
9.65 |
7.44 (1935) |
94 |
| BIG SPRING |
HOWARD |
5.96 |
5.79 (1986) |
49 |
| BOERNE |
KENDALL |
16.56 |
11.22 (1987) |
102 |
| BOOKER |
LIPSCOMB |
9.12 |
8.71 (1932) |
59 |
| BULVERDE |
COMAL |
17.48 |
10.79 (1973) |
52 |
| BURKETT |
COLEMAN |
12.42 |
8.95 (1988) |
44 |
| CAMP WOOD |
REAL |
10.16 |
9.24 (1958) |
50 |
| CANYON DAM |
COMAL |
12.09 |
9.88 (1981) |
35 |
| COLEMAN |
COLEMAN |
10.71 |
9.08 (1898) |
98 |
| DRIPPING SPRINGS 6 E |
HAYS |
14.74 |
12.55 (1987) |
13 |
| FISCHERS STORE |
COMAL |
12.28 |
12.03 (1985) |
96 |
| FREER 18 WNW |
WEBB |
5.44 |
4.85 (1987) |
18 |
| GOLDTHWAITE 1 WSW |
MILLS |
13.21 |
9.26 (1985) |
64 |
| HONDO |
MEDINA |
11.53 |
9.41 (1899) |
78 |
| HORDS CREEK DAM |
COLEMAN |
10.26 |
8.99 (1982) |
44 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
3.69 |
3.60 (1991) |
10 |
| INGRAM #2 |
KERR |
9.92 |
5.69 (1995) |
10 |
| JOHNSON CITY |
BLANCO |
13.80 |
10.75 (1987) |
29 |
| LAKE ABILENE STATE PARK |
TAYLOR |
11.37 |
8.96 (1989) |
36 |
| LAWN |
TAYLOR |
9.02 |
7.43 (1962) |
48 |
| MAUD |
BOWIE |
10.95 |
10.59 (1982) |
51 |
| MEDINA 1NE |
BANDERA |
10.91 |
5.54 (1986) |
26 |
| MILLER RCH |
SAN SABA |
12.67 |
10.60 (1959) |
36 |
| MULLIN |
MILLS |
8.76 |
8.37 (1961) |
47 |
| NORTHINGTON RCH |
KENDALL |
13.80 |
9.03 (1987) |
12 |
| PANDALE 11 NE |
VAL VERDE |
5.07 |
4.77 (1985) |
15 |
| PRIDDY 1 NE |
MILLS |
8.61 |
5.69 (1987) |
14 |
| PUTNAM |
CALLAHAN |
8.17 |
8.13 (1961) |
86 |
| RED BLUFF CROSSING |
SAN SABA |
12.81 |
9.15 (1986) |
46 |
| ROSCOE |
NOLAN |
8.30 |
7.28 (1991) |
63 |
| ROUND MTN |
BLANCO |
11.10 |
10.86 (1987) |
47 |
| SABINAL |
UVALDE |
12.39 |
10.10 (1987) |
87 |
| SAN SABA |
SAN SABA |
11.45 |
8.63 (1909) |
63 |
| SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD |
BEXAR |
10.21 |
7.77 (1992) |
10 |
| SILVER VALLEY |
COLEMAN |
12.23 |
7.68 (1982) |
24 |
| TARPLEY |
BANDERA |
12.99 |
9.95 (1958) |
29 |
| TELEGRAPH |
KIMBLE |
9.65 |
7.71 (1981) |
44 |
| THREE RIVERS 8 NE |
LIVE OAK |
9.06 |
5.04 (1994) |
10 |
| WATSON |
BURNET |
9.87 |
9.73 (1993) |
28 |
| WIMBERLEY 1 NW |
HAYS |
14.37 |
9.99 (1985) |
12 |
| Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours Ever in the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| EASTLAND |
EASTLAND |
5.10 |
4.40 (1939) |
83 |
| BALLINGER 2 NW |
RUNNELS |
6.78 |
3.65 (1937) |
94 |
| BANKERSMITH |
GILLESPIE |
6.94 |
4.21 (1989) |
17 |
| BLANCO |
BLANCO |
5.10 |
4.87 (1936) |
99 |
| BOERNE |
KENDALL |
8.93 |
6.07 (1936) |
102 |
| BOOKER |
LIPSCOMB |
7.76 |
3.61 (1957) |
59 |
| BREMOND |
ROBERTSON |
4.18 |
2.62 (1989) |
35 |
| CAMP WOOD |
REAL |
5.10 |
3.86 (1958) |
50 |
| CHARLOTTE 5 NNW |
ATASCOSA |
4.15 |
4.02 (1973) |
34 |
| CRANE 2E |
CRANE |
2.51 |
2.42 (1985) |
43 |
| DERBY 1 S |
FRIO |
4.25 |
4.18 (1993) |
19 |
| HONDO |
MEDINA |
7.45 |
5.15 (1921) |
78 |
| HORDS CREEK DAM |
COLEMAN |
5.20 |
3.40 (1969) |
44 |
| HUNT 3 SW |
KERR |
3.47 |
3.40 (1981) |
53 |
| INGRAM #2 |
KERR |
4.69 |
3.92 (1995) |
10 |
| JOHNSON CITY |
BLANCO |
6.60 |
3.60 (1973) |
29 |
| KERRVILLE 3 NNE |
KERR |
6.02 |
3.13 (1978) |
23 |
| MAUD |
BOWIE |
7.00 |
5.00 (1945) |
51 |
| MEDINA 1NE |
BANDERA |
8.20 |
3.80 (1982) |
26 |
| MILLER RCH |
SAN SABA |
7.37 |
5.50 (1959) |
36 |
| GEORGETOWN LAKE |
WILLIAMSON |
2.83 |
2.75 (1982) |
16 |
| NORTHINGTON RCH |
KENDALL |
7.61 |
3.50 (1987) |
12 |
| PRADE RCH |
REAL |
4.82 |
3.86 (1958) |
33 |
| PRIDDY 1 NE |
MILLS |
3.68 |
2.55 (1985) |
14 |
| RED BLUFF CROSSING |
SAN SABA |
5.09 |
3.90 (1981) |
46 |
| ROUND MTN |
BLANCO |
3.90 |
3.60 (1961) |
47 |
| ROUND ROCK 3 NE |
WILLIAMSON |
4.39 |
3.24 (1974) |
30 |
| SAN SABA |
SAN SABA |
6.33 |
4.34 (1909) |
63 |
| SCHULENBURG |
FAYETTE |
5.00 |
4.72 (1973) |
54 |
| SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD |
BEXAR |
4.11 |
3.25 (1991) |
10 |
| SILVER VALLEY |
COLEMAN |
5.24 |
2.10 (1993) |
24 |
| TARPLEY |
BANDERA |
9.18 |
8.00 (1958) |
29 |
| THREE RIVERS 8 NE |
LIVE OAK |
6.05 |
1.81 (1994) |
10 |
| TRENT |
TAYLOR |
3.86 |
2.26 (1986) |
54 |
| WATSON |
BURNET |
5.42 |
3.62 (1993) |
28 |
| Lowest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| JUNCTION KIMBLE CO AP |
KIMBLE |
76.9 |
77.2 (1968) |
22 |
| ASPERMONT |
STONEWALL |
75.5 |
75.6 (1992) |
34 |
| CATARINA |
DIMMIT |
81.7 |
81.8 (1993) |
21 |
| CENTERVILLE |
LEON |
75.4 |
76.2 (1995) |
57 |
| COLORADO CITY |
MITCHELL |
75.8 |
76.4 (1995) |
51 |
| FOLLETT |
LIPSCOMB |
67.8 |
68.4 (1989) |
57 |
| GARDEN CITY |
GLASSCOCK |
75.1 |
75.3 (1987) |
28 |
| GUTHRIE |
KING |
75.0 |
75.2 (1995) |
33 |
| HORDS CREEK DAM |
COLEMAN |
73.2 |
73.9 (1995) |
42 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
79.4 |
80.4 (1995) |
10 |
| LAMESA 1 SSE |
DAWSON |
73.7 |
74.0 (1992) |
62 |
| NAVARRO MILLS DAM |
NAVARRO |
75.9 |
75.9 (1983) |
33 |
| ROBERT LEE |
COKE |
77.0 |
77.1 (1983) |
36 |
| SPUR |
DICKENS |
74.0 |
74.0 (1919) |
60 |
| TURKEY |
HALL |
73.6 |
73.9 (1995) |
25 |
| Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| JUNCTION KIMBLE CO AP |
KIMBLE |
87.9 |
88.8 (1968) |
22 |
| ASPERMONT |
STONEWALL |
87.2 |
87.2 (1992) |
34 |
| ATHENS |
HENDERSON |
86.1 |
86.1 (1989) |
40 |
| CARTA VALLEY |
EDWARDS |
87.8 |
87.8 (1966) |
31 |
| FAIRFIELD 3 W |
FREESTONE |
87.0 |
87.5 (1968) |
26 |
| GLEN ROSE 2 W |
SOMERVELL |
88.8 |
89.2 (1987) |
34 |
| GUTHRIE |
KING |
87.5 |
88.3 (1995) |
33 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
90.3 |
91.6 (1993) |
10 |
| JAYTON |
KENT |
85.7 |
86.2 (1992) |
28 |
| LAMPASAS |
LAMPASAS |
85.8 |
85.8 (1940) |
94 |
| MARATHON |
BREWSTER |
80.0 |
80.2 (1914) |
52 |
| MEDINA 1NE |
BANDERA |
86.5 |
87.5 (1993) |
19 |
| PORT O CONNOR |
CALHOUN |
84.8 |
84.9 (1989) |
38 |
| PROCTOR RSVR |
COMANCHE |
86.4 |
86.6 (1983) |
35 |
| ROBERT LEE |
COKE |
88.1 |
89.6 (1987) |
37 |
| ROTAN |
FISHER |
87.9 |
88.7 (1992) |
35 |
| SPUR |
DICKENS |
86.0 |
86.7 (1919) |
63 |
| Highest Maximum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| TOLEDO BEND DAM |
NEWTON |
100 |
100 (1990) |
22 |
| Lowest Maximum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| KARNES CITY 2 N |
KARNES |
75 |
77 (1991) |
19 |
| KERRVILLE 3 NNE |
KERR |
66 |
66 (1983) |
23 |
| MEDINA 1NE |
BANDERA |
67 |
71 (1987) |
19 |
| PRADE RCH |
REAL |
71 |
73 (1981) |
32 |
| TEXARKANA |
BOWIE |
71 |
71 (1990) |
27 |
| Lowest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| CENTERVILLE |
LEON |
62.9 |
63.8 (1995) |
59 |
| COLORADO CITY |
MITCHELL |
62.0 |
63.1 (1995) |
52 |
| FOLLETT |
LIPSCOMB |
55.0 |
56.3 (1947) |
58 |
| HORDS CREEK DAM |
COLEMAN |
59.3 |
59.5 (1995) |
43 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
68.5 |
68.9 (1995) |
10 |
| NAVARRO MILLS&nbnbsp;DAM |
NAVARRO |
62.7 |
64.7 (1995) |
34 |
| SAM RAYBURN DAM |
JASPER |
63.6 |
64.1 (1995) |
30 |
| TURKEY |
HALL |
61.1 |
61.5 (1995) |
25 |
| Highest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| MARATHON |
BREWSTER |
67.4 |
63.9 (1996) |
52 |
| Highest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| BAYTOWN |
HARRIS |
81 |
81 (1995) |
14 |
| NACOGDOCHES |
NACOGDOCHES |
78 |
78 (1996) |
25 |
| POINT COMFORT |
CALHOUN |
85 |
84 (1973) |
33 |
| Lowest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| LONGVIEW 11 SE |
RUSK |
54 |
55 (1983) |
21 |
| NAVARRO MILLS DAM |
NAVARRO |
51 |
53 (1996) |
34 |
| SAM RAYBURN DAM |
JASPER |
50 |
50 (1984) |
30 |
Climatic Averages for July
| |
TMAX (°F) |
TMIN (°F) |
PRCP (inches) |
No. Days in Month |
Deg. Days |
| Station |
Avg. |
Record |
Avg. |
Record |
Avg. |
Gr'st Mo. |
Gr'st 24 hr. |
≥ 90°F |
≤ 32°F |
PRCP ≥ 0.01" |
HDD |
CDD |
| Abilene |
95.2 |
110 (1978) |
72.7 |
54 (1911) |
2.09 |
7.95 (1938) |
3.81 (1911) |
26.1 |
0.0 |
5.0 |
0 |
589 |
| Amarillo |
91.7 |
106 (1940) |
65.5 |
51 (1990) |
2.62 |
7.59 (1960) |
4.74 (1982) |
21.1 |
0.0 |
7.7 |
0 |
422 |
| Austin |
95.0 |
109 (1954) |
73.9 |
57 (1924) |
2.04 |
12.80 (1919) |
9.56 (1919) |
27.8 |
0.0 |
4.9 |
0 |
605 |
| Brownsville |
93.3 |
102 (1939) |
75.7 |
58 (1901) |
1.90 |
9.43 (1976) |
4.25 (1976) |
27.3 |
0.0 |
5.3 |
0 |
605 |
| College Station |
93.8 |
110 (1917) |
73.4 |
52 (1903) |
2.29 |
9.30 (1902) |
5.09 (1968) |
26.7 |
0.0 |
5.4 |
0 |
577 |
| Corpus Christi |
93.3 |
105 (1934) |
74.8 |
64 (1967) |
2.39 |
11.92 (1976) |
7.11 (1931) |
27.5 |
0.0 |
5.3 |
0 |
592 |
| Dallas‑Fort Worth |
96.5 |
110 (1980) |
74.1 |
56 (1924) |
2.31 |
11.13 (1973) |
5.27 (1933) |
27.5 |
0.0 |
4.7 |
0 |
629 |
| Del Rio |
96.2 |
111 (1960) |
74.1 |
63 (1923) |
1.85 |
13.18 (1976) |
6.34 (1975) |
28.0 |
0.0 |
4.2 |
0 |
626 |
| El Paso |
96.1 |
112 (1979) |
68.4 |
56 (1880) |
1.54 |
8.18 (1881) |
6.50 (1881) |
26.9 |
0.0 |
7.8 |
0 |
536 |
| Galveston |
87.3 |
101 (1932) |
79.2 |
66 (1910) |
3.96 |
18.74 (1900) |
14.35 (1900) |
4.3 |
0.0 |
7.6 |
0 |
567 |
| Houston |
92.7 |
105 (1954) |
72.4 |
62 (1990) |
3.60 |
14.80 (1900) |
6.92 (1939) |
25.8 |
0.0 |
9.1 |
0 |
546 |
| Lubbock |
91.9 |
109 (1940) |
68.0 |
49 (1915) |
2.37 |
7.20 (1976) |
3.42 (1928) |
21.9 |
0.0 |
6.4 |
0 |
465 |
| Midland |
95.4 |
112 (1989) |
68.5 |
49 (1936) |
1.70 |
8.50 (1991) |
5.99 (1961) |
25.7 |
0.0 |
4.7 |
0 |
527 |
| Port Arthur |
91.9 |
108 (1902) |
73.7 |
61 (1990) |
5.38 |
18.71 (1959) |
10.56 (1979) |
24.1 |
0.0 |
11.1 |
0 |
552 |
| San Angelo |
96.2 |
111 (1960) |
69.1 |
56 (1990) |
1.06 |
7.21 (1959) |
2.95 (1959) |
26.8 |
0.0 |
4.2 |
0 |
549 |
| San Antonio |
95.0 |
106 (1989) |
75.0 |
60 (1905) |
2.16 |
8.29 (1990) |
6.97 (1958) |
27.4 |
0.0 |
4.8 |
0 |
620 |
| Victoria |
93.5 |
110 (1939) |
74.6 |
61 (1905) |
3.34 |
13.59 (1990) |
8.41 (1990) |
27.3 |
0.0 |
7.9 |
0 |
592 |
| Waco |
96.8 |
108 (1986) |
74.4 |
60 (1994) |
1.99 |
8.95 (1902) |
4.49 (1973) |
28.4 |
0.0 |
4.1 |
0 |
639 |
| Wichita Falls |
97.2 |
114 (1980) |
72.7 |
54 (1970) |
1.72 |
11.86 (1950) |
3.93 (1950) |
28.0 |
0.0 |
4.8 |
0 |
620 |
| Shreveport, LA |
93.0 |
107 (1901) |
72.3 |
58 (1972) |
3.67 |
25.45 (1933) |
12.44 (1933) |
25.0 |
0.0 |
7.9 |
0 |
549 |
| Climatic averages are based on 1961-1990 monthly normals, which are provided by the National Climatic Data Center. |
