Texas Climate Report: June 2004
The state of Texas saw record-breaking rainfall in the month of June. The month opened with an upper air disturbance that caused showers and strong winds to hit northeast Texas. There were several reports of winds speeds reaching at least 70 mph, and hail over 2 inches in diameter fell in Archer, Clay and Erath Counties. The tail end of a slow-moving frontal boundary brought heavy rain to much of the state on the 3rd-6th. Dallas, Amarillo, Abilene, and College Station had several inches after the first week.
An upper level disturbance caused flooding problems throughout east and central Texas on the 8th-10th. Houston, College Station, Waco, San Antonio, and Austin were hit with at least 2 inches of precipitation each over these days. There were several reports of severe weather between the 8th and 12th. Tornadoes hit Wharton, Mitchell, Pecos, Jones, and Hutchinson Counties injuring several people. Hail as big as 2.75" was reported in Terrell, Dickens, and Ector Counties over these days, as well. A low pressure system moved onshore over Louisiana on the 13th, adding to already-large rainfall totals. In one week, Houston received 7.23", and several other stations were hit hard as well.
A series of frontal boundaries brought severe weather to the Panhandle in the second half of the month. Eight tornadoes occurred between the 21st and 26th in Potter, Randall, Robertson, Wharton, and Milam Counties. The tornado in Milam County on the 26th also claimed one life. There were also several reports of hail throughout this week, the largest, 4.25", hitting Potter County on the 21st. Randall, Floyd, and Hutchinson also received hail exceeding 2 inches. During the last week, the subtropical jet brought more moist air to the state causing flooding and heavy rain. The already-high totals surged higher, breaking many records for June precipitation.
Several records were broken for daily and monthly rainfall totals including: Austin (4th wettest June), College Station (2nd wettest), Dallas/Fort Worth (2nd wettest), Galveston (8th wettest), Houston (2nd wettest), San Antonio (3rd wettest), Waco (5th wettest), and Victoria set a new June record for monthly precipitation. Austin, College Station, Dallas/Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston, and Victoria all recorded over 10 inches of rain, and had over 250% of their normal June precipitation. Only Corpus Christi and Del Rio were below normal for June. Victoria is only 0.14" shy of their normal precipitation for the entire year! College Station, Houston, and Waco are all within 3 inches of their annual normal, as well.
The excess of precipitation helped cool down temperatures throughout much of the state, as well. The Panhandle and most of Central and East Texas were well below their average daily temperature for June. Only San Angelo and Midland had above normal temperatures with significantly above normal precipitation. While many stations were cool, Abilene, Amarillo, Del Rio, El Paso, Lubbock, Midland and San Angelo all topped 100°F during June.
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 |
87.7 |
‑3.4 |
103 |
66.4 |
‑2.1 |
60 |
77.0 |
‑2.8 |
10 |
4.04 |
132% |
0.95 |
0 |
367 |
| Amarillo |
86.5 |
‑0.9 |
101 |
60.3 |
‑0.8 |
52 |
73.4 |
‑0.9 |
14 |
5.38 |
164% |
1.82 |
0 |
257 |
| Austin |
88.5 |
‑2.4 |
97 |
71.0 |
‑0.1 |
65 |
79.7 |
‑1.3 |
14 |
11.41 |
299% |
4.27 |
0 |
447 |
| Brownsville |
92.0 |
+1.5 |
95 |
76.8 |
+1.9 |
70 |
84.4 |
+1.7 |
6 |
3.19 |
109% |
0.98 |
0 |
588 |
| College Station |
88.0 |
‑3.7 |
96 |
72.5 |
+1.0 |
67 |
80.2 |
‑1.4 |
18 |
11.75 |
310% |
2.93 |
0 |
464 |
| Corpus Christi |
90.1 |
‑0.1 |
94 |
74.5 |
+1.0 |
68 |
82.3 |
+0.4 |
9 |
2.44 |
69% |
1.20 |
0 |
525 |
| Dallas‑Fort Worth |
88.0 |
‑3.1 |
93 |
70.7 |
|
66 |
79.4 |
‑1.5 |
18 |
10.49 |
325% |
2.71 |
0 |
438 |
| Del Rio |
93.6 |
‑0.1 |
104 |
72.8 |
+0.7 |
65 |
83.2 |
+0.3 |
6 |
2.28 |
97% |
1.06 |
0 |
554 |
| El Paso |
95.1 |
‑0.2 |
102 |
67.8 |
‑1.0 |
57 |
81.4 |
‑0.7 |
5 |
0.93 |
107% |
0.59 |
0 |
501 |
| Galveston |
86.5 |
‑0.1 |
90 |
77.2 |
‑0.6 |
71 |
81.8 |
‑0.4 |
11 |
10.99 |
272% |
5.14 |
0 |
514 |
| Houston |
88.6 |
‑2.1 |
96 |
73.6 |
+1.8 |
67 |
81.1 |
‑0.2 |
20 |
18.33 |
343% |
3.58 |
0 |
491 |
| Lubbock |
89.1 |
‑0.9 |
101 |
64.2 |
+0.1 |
59 |
76.7 |
‑0.4 |
10 |
3.08 |
103% |
1.08 |
1 |
356 |
| Midland |
93.1 |
+0.4 |
103 |
67.8 |
+1.4 |
59 |
80.4 |
+0.8 |
3 |
2.01 |
118% |
1.05 |
0 |
471 |
| Port Arthur |
88.5 |
‑0.9 |
93 |
73.4 |
+1.1 |
67 |
80.9 |
|
14 |
10.55 |
160% |
3.00 |
0 |
486 |
| San Angelo |
92.0 |
+1.2 |
106 |
68.4 |
+0.8 |
55 |
80.2 |
+1.0 |
7 |
3.66 |
145% |
2.00 |
0 |
465 |
| San Antonio |
89.6 |
‑1.8 |
97 |
72.1 |
+0.5 |
66 |
80.8 |
‑0.7 |
14 |
9.47 |
220% |
2.95 |
0 |
483 |
| Victoria |
89.1 |
‑1.2 |
93 |
73.0 |
‑0.3 |
67 |
81.0 |
‑0.8 |
17 |
13.50 |
272% |
4.64 |
0 |
489 |
| Waco |
88.0 |
‑4.0 |
93 |
70.7 |
+0.1 |
65 |
79.4 |
‑1.9 |
15 |
7.91 |
257% |
2.39 |
0 |
439 |
| Wichita Falls |
87.3 |
‑4.4 |
97 |
67.3 |
‑0.5 |
60 |
77.3 |
‑2.4 |
12 |
5.37 |
146% |
2.34 |
0 |
377 |
| Shreveport, LA |
87.3 |
‑2.5 |
93 |
70.6 |
+0.7 |
64 |
78.9 |
‑1.0 |
17 |
12.42 |
246% |
4.48 |
0 |
423 |
Bold-italics indicate a value broke or tied the record from a previous year.
*Dep.: Departure of the monthly average temperature from the 1971-2000 monthly normal, which is provided by the National Climatic Data Center.
*Perc. Norm.: Monthly precipitation total divided by 1971-2000 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 |
| FT STOCKTON PECOS AP |
PECOS |
0.26 |
| Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| HOUSTON INTERCONT AP |
HARRIS |
18.33 |
| Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| CARTA VALLEY |
EDWARDS |
7.00 |
| Lowest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| DALHART 6 SW |
HARTLEY |
70.4 |
| Highest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| HEATH CANYON |
BREWSTER |
89.5 |
| Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| MATAGORDA 2 |
MATAGORDA |
83.8 |
| Highest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| HEATH CANYON |
BREWSTER |
103.8 |
| Highest Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| HEATH CANYON |
BREWSTER |
114 |
| Lowest Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| ABERNATHY |
HALE |
66 |
| Lowest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| DALHART 6 SW |
HARTLEY |
55.6 |
| Highest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| PORT ARANSAS |
NUECES |
77.9 |
| Highest Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| HEATH CANYON |
BREWSTER |
84 |
| Lowest Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
| MIAMI |
ROBERTS |
42 |
New Monthly Records
| Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| VICTORIA RGNL AP |
VICTORIA |
13.50 |
12.68 (1973) |
57 |
| FT WORTH NAS |
TARRANT |
17.79 |
7.79 (1959) |
29 |
| FT WORTH MEACHAM FLD |
TARRANT |
11.35 |
9.24 (1992) |
26 |
| MINERAL WELLS AP |
PALO PINTO |
11.22 |
10.30 (2000) |
49 |
| ATHENS |
HENDERSON |
9.70 |
8.76 (1962) |
56 |
| HOUSTON BARKER |
HARRIS |
13.97 |
11.01 (1960) |
57 |
| BELLVILLE 6 NNE |
AUSTIN |
11.35 |
9.44 (1987) |
23 |
| BENBROOK DAM |
TARRANT |
10.96 |
10.65 (1986) |
55 |
| BIG LAKE 2 |
REAGAN |
6.04 |
5.72 (1979) |
36 |
| BISHOP |
NUECES |
5.30 |
4.47 (1935) |
24 |
| BLANCO |
BLANCO |
14.41 |
11.93 (1987) |
106 |
| BRAZOS |
PALO PINTO |
10.92 |
7.18 (1982) |
61 |
| BREMOND |
ROBERTSON |
15.81 |
8.29 (1981) |
42 |
| BRENHAM |
WASHINGTON |
15.69 |
12.63 (1987) |
102 |
| CALDWELL |
BURLESON |
17.77 |
13.21 (1968) |
41 |
| CAMERON |
MILAM |
11.42 |
8.64 (1993) |
90 |
| CARTA VALLEY |
EDWARDS |
10.35 |
7.07 (1981) |
36 |
| CHALK MTN |
ERATH |
10.56 |
9.37 (2000) |
42 |
| CHARLOTTE 5 NNW |
ATASCOSA |
13.39 |
10.03 (1987) |
41 |
| CHEAPSIDE |
GONZALES |
7.82 |
6.57 (1997) |
10 |
| COMFORT 2 |
KENDALL |
11.52 |
6.83 (2003) |
14 |
| COPPERAS COVE 5 NW |
CORYELL |
10.45 |
10.05 (1986) |
21 |
| CRANFILLS GAP |
BOSQUE |
14.11 |
8.30 (2003) |
13 |
| DAVILLA |
MILAM |
10.35 |
8.14 (1987) |
52 |
| DECATUR |
WISE |
15.31 |
9.29 (1909) |
51 |
| DE LEON 5 SW |
COMANCHE |
9.41 |
7.36 (2003) |
11 |
| DENTON 2 SE |
DENTON |
10.65 |
9.26 (1941) |
90 |
| DERBY 1 S |
FRIO |
9.87 |
8.36 (1993) |
24 |
| DIME BOX |
LEE |
13.26 |
11.21 (1973) |
59 |
| FAIRFIELD 3 W |
FREESTONE |
13.28 |
8.70 (1961) |
55 |
| FLAT |
CORYELL |
7.62 |
6.56 (1993) |
11 |
| FLOMOT 4 NE |
MOTLEY |
10.27 |
9.84 (1992) |
56 |
| FORESTBURG 5 S |
MONTAGUE |
10.36 |
9.28 (1959) |
64 |
| FT WORTH WSFO |
TARRANT |
11.52 |
8.36 (2000) |
13 |
| FOWLERTON |
LA SALLE |
10.91 |
8.47 (1940) |
79 |
| FRANKLIN |
ROBERTSON |
9.80 |
7.16 (1981) |
40 |
| GORDONVILLE |
GRAYSON |
9.26 |
6.05 (2000) |
11 |
| HALLETTSVILLE 2 N |
LAVACA |
15.33 |
14.56 (1940) |
103 |
| HAMILTON 2E |
HAMILTON |
8.03 |
7.95 (1981) |
44 |
| HARPER 1W |
GILLESPIE |
13.66 |
11.27 (1987) |
62 |
| HEMPHILL 6 NE |
SABINE |
10.85 |
9.98 (1993) |
11 |
| HICO |
HAMILTON |
10.79 |
9.66 (1989) |
89 |
| HUCKABAY |
ERATH |
10.92 |
8.52 (1989) |
38 |
| HYE |
BLANCO |
11.24 |
10.29 (1987) |
51 |
| INGRAM #2 |
KERR |
10.43 |
9.92 (1997) |
17 |
| JARRELL |
WILLIAMSON |
14.10 |
9.20 (1981) |
72 |
| KATY WOLF HILL |
HARRIS |
13.13 |
10.19 (1993) |
28 |
| KERRVILLE 3 NNE |
KERR |
12.16 |
10.39 (1981) |
30 |
| LAKE ALAN HENRY |
GARZA |
6.84 |
6.50 (1999) |
11 |
| LAKE BRIDGEPORT DAM |
WISE |
11.81 |
7.83 (1941) |
11 |
| LEAKEY |
REAL |
11.61 |
11.14 (1988) |
15 |
| LEXINGTON |
LEE |
14.18 |
11.60 (1981) |
46 |
| LINDEN |
CASS |
12.52 |
11.22 (1986) |
56 |
| LONG LAKE |
ANDERSON |
9.33 |
7.91 (1981) |
32 |
| MAUD |
BOWIE |
13.91 |
10.95 (1997) |
53 |
| MCCAMEY |
UPTON |
6.76 |
6.24 (1932) |
69 |
| MEDINA 1NE |
BANDERA |
13.22 |
10.91 (1997) |
28 |
| MIDWAY 4 NE |
MADISON |
16.14 |
14.78 (2001) |
27 |
| NEWPORT 1SW |
JACK |
14.28 |
7.42 (1951) |
52 |
| GEORGETOWN LAKE |
WILLIAMSON |
10.53 |
9.78 (1987) |
23 |
| OAKWOOD |
FREESTONE |
9.33 |
7.91 (1981) |
32 |
| PIDCOKE |
CORYELL |
10.08 |
8.52 (1981) |
21 |
| POTEET |
ATASCOSA |
14.52 |
13.23 (1973) |
61 |
| RED BLUFF CROSSING |
SAN SABA |
13.90 |
12.81 (1997) |
53 |
| ROSSER |
KAUFMAN |
14.34 |
9.97 (1981) |
60 |
| SANFORD DAM |
HUTCHINSON |
7.35 |
7.21 (2003) |
11 |
| SEGUIN 1 SSW |
GUADALUPE |
10.47 |
7.70 (2000) |
12 |
| SILVERTON |
BRISCOE |
11.77 |
11.14 (1979) |
65 |
| SPUR |
DICKENS |
8.82 |
7.49 (2003) |
68 |
| TARPLEY |
BANDERA |
15.02 |
12.99 (1997) |
36 |
| WRIGHT PATMAN DAM |
CASS |
11.92 |
10.64 (1982) |
55 |
| THORNDALE |
MILAM |
12.51 |
8.35 (1987) |
36 |
| THORNTON 1 SSE |
LIMESTONE |
11.96 |
9.62 (1981) |
58 |
| GORDON 1 SW |
PALO PINTO |
9.85 |
8.50 (1961) |
45 |
| TROY |
BELL |
15.17 |
8.76 (1981) |
64 |
| VANDERPOOL 4N |
BANDERA |
11.65 |
9.18 (1997) |
10 |
| WEATHERFORD |
PARKER |
16.77 |
11.73 (2000) |
102 |
| WOODSON |
THROCKMORTON |
16.27 |
9.22 (1991) |
15 |
| YOUNGSPORT |
BELL |
7.74 |
6.93 (1997) |
13 |
| Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours Ever in the Month (inches) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| PALACIOS MUNI AP |
MATAGORDA |
6.86 |
6.83 (1960) |
62 |
| FT WORTH NAS |
TARRANT |
3.86 |
3.47 (1961) |
29 |
| BIG LAKE 2 |
REAGAN |
4.35 |
3.00 (1991) |
36 |
| BREMOND |
ROBERTSON |
4.53 |
4.18 (1997) |
42 |
| CARTA VALLEY |
EDWARDS |
7.00 |
5.20 (1965) |
36 |
| CRANFILLS GAP |
BOSQUE |
6.04 |
3.49 (2003) |
13 |
| DECATUR |
WISE |
5.11 |
3.91 (1959) |
51 |
| FAIRFIELD 3 W |
FREESTONE |
3.85 |
3.30 (1977) |
55 |
| FT WORTH WSFO |
TARRANT |
2.18 |
2.09 (1997) |
13 |
| FRANKLIN |
ROBERTSON |
3.05 |
2.90 (1978) |
40 |
| GRUVER |
HANSFORD |
4.64 |
3.87 (1970) |
59 |
| LEAKEY |
REAL |
6.32 |
6.30 (1988) |
15 |
| LYTLE 3 W |
MEDINA |
3.42 |
3.22 (1986) |
28 |
| MERCEDES 6 SSE |
HIDALGO |
6.40 |
5.07 (1942) |
86 |
| NEWPORT 1SW |
JACK |
6.00 |
5.15 (1951) |
52 |
| PAMPA 2 |
GRAY |
3.40 |
3.39 (2000) |
41 |
| POTEET |
ATASCOSA |
6.56 |
6.30 (1993) |
61 |
| PRADE RCH |
REAL |
5.00 |
4.82 (1997) |
40 |
| SANFORD DAM |
HUTCHINSON |
2.38 |
2.22 (1995) |
11 |
| TROY |
BELL |
4.72 |
4.58 (1979) |
64 |
| WEATHERFORD |
PARKER |
6.18 |
5.71 (1988) |
102 |
| Lowest Average Daily Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| EL CAMPO |
WHARTON |
79.4 |
79.7 (1946) |
27 |
| PUTNAM |
CALLAHAN |
76.0 |
76.0 (1989) |
41 |
| Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| ARLINGTON SIX FLAGS |
TARRANT |
85.7 |
86.6 (2003) |
15 |
| CHOKE CANYON DAM |
LIVE OAK |
90.8 |
90.8 (1993) |
21 |
| DRIPPING SPRINGS 6 E |
HAYS |
87.0 |
87.1 (1987) |
20 |
| EL CAMPO |
WHARTON |
86.4 |
89.5 (1946) |
29 |
| FAIRFIELD 3 W |
FREESTONE |
86.3 |
86.6 (2000) |
33 |
| FT WORTH WSFO |
TARRANT |
87.0 |
87.1 (2000) |
11 |
| GAINESVILLE 5 ENE |
COOKE |
84.3 |
84.3 (1992) |
18 |
| HAMILTON 2E |
HAMILTON |
85.6 |
85.7 (1987) |
28 |
| LAKE TAWAKONI |
RAINS |
85.5 |
86.0 (1976) |
28 |
| MATAGORDA 2 |
MATAGORDA |
83.8 |
85.7 (1973) |
59 |
| TILDEN 4 SSE |
MCMULLEN |
90.6 |
90.6 (1970) |
44 |
| Highest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| ROCKPORT |
ARANSAS |
91.1 |
90.8 (1996) |
44 |
| Lowest Maximum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| ACTON RCH |
CROCKETT |
74 |
76 (2000) |
12 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
78 |
78 (1988) |
17 |
| Lowest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| KARNES CITY 2 N |
KARNES |
69.4 |
69.8 (1979) |
24 |
| Highest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| BROWNSVILLE |
CAMERON |
76.6 |
76.2 (1908) |
16 |
| Highest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| BROWNSVILLE |
CAMERON |
81 |
81 (2002) |
16 |
| Lowest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F) |
| Station |
County |
Value |
Previous Record |
Yrs. Data |
| ACTON RCH |
CROCKETT |
51 |
53 (1995) |
11 |
| HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH |
VAL VERDE |
53 |
56 (1995) |
17 |
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 |
94.8 |
110 (1978) |
72.3 |
54 (1911) |
1.70 |
8.04 (2002) |
5.67 (2002) |
26.3 |
0.0 |
5.1 |
0 |
568 |
| Amarillo |
91.0 |
106 (1940) |
65.3 |
51 (1990) |
2.68 |
7.59 (1960) |
4.74 (1982) |
19.9 |
0.0 |
7.8 |
1 |
405 |
| Austin |
95.0 |
109 (1954) |
73.4 |
57 (1924) |
1.97 |
12.80 (1919) |
9.56 (1919) |
28.1 |
0.0 |
5.0 |
0 |
605 |
| Brownsville |
92.4 |
102 (1939) |
75.4 |
58 (1901) |
1.77 |
9.43 (1976) |
4.25 (1976) |
27.7 |
0.0 |
5.0 |
0 |
601 |
| College Station |
95.6 |
110 (1917) |
73.6 |
52 (1903) |
1.92 |
9.30 (1902) |
5.09 (1968) |
27.8 |
0.0 |
5.2 |
0 |
607 |
| Corpus Christi |
93.2 |
105 (1934) |
74.4 |
64 (1967) |
2.00 |
11.92 (1976) |
7.11 (1931) |
28.4 |
0.0 |
4.7 |
0 |
594 |
| Dallas‑Fort Worth |
95.4 |
110 (1998) |
74.6 |
56 (1924) |
2.12 |
11.13 (1973) |
5.27 (1933) |
27.9 |
0.0 |
4.6 |
0 |
621 |
| Del Rio |
96.2 |
111 (1960) |
74.3 |
63 (1923) |
2.02 |
13.18 (1976) |
6.34 (1975) |
27.8 |
0.0 |
4.3 |
0 |
630 |
| El Paso |
94.5 |
112 (1979) |
72.0 |
56 (1880) |
1.49 |
8.18 (1881) |
6.50 (1881) |
26.8 |
0.0 |
8.2 |
0 |
552 |
| Galveston |
88.7 |
101 (1932) |
79.8 |
66 (1910) |
3.45 |
18.74 (1900) |
14.35 (1900) |
7.7 |
0.0 |
7.6 |
0 |
596 |
| Houston |
93.6 |
105 (1954) |
73.5 |
62 (1990) |
3.18 |
14.80 (1900) |
6.92 (1939) |
27.3 |
0.0 |
8.9 |
0 |
573 |
| Lubbock |
91.9 |
109 (1940) |
67.7 |
49 (1915) |
2.13 |
7.20 (1976) |
3.42 (1928) |
22.4 |
0.0 |
6.3 |
0 |
472 |
| Midland |
94.3 |
112 (1989) |
69.1 |
49 (1936) |
1.89 |
8.50 (1991) |
5.99 (1961) |
25.8 |
0.0 |
4.9 |
0 |
512 |
| Port Arthur |
91.6 |
108 (1902) |
73.8 |
61 (1990) |
5.23 |
18.71 (1959) |
10.56 (1979) |
24.5 |
0.0 |
11.2 |
0 |
553 |
| San Angelo |
94.4 |
111 (1960) |
70.4 |
56 (1990) |
1.10 |
7.21 (1959) |
2.95 (1959) |
26.8 |
0.0 |
4.3 |
0 |
554 |
| San Antonio |
94.6 |
106 (1989) |
74.0 |
60 (1905) |
2.03 |
16.92 (2002) |
9.79 (2002) |
27.7 |
0.0 |
4.6 |
0 |
607 |
| Victoria |
93.4 |
110 (1939) |
75.0 |
61 (1905) |
2.90 |
13.59 (1990) |
8.41 (1990) |
28.0 |
0.0 |
7.2 |
0 |
601 |
| Waco |
96.7 |
109 (1998) |
74.1 |
60 (1994) |
2.23 |
8.95 (1902) |
4.49 (1973) |
28.7 |
0.0 |
5.0 |
0 |
637 |
| Wichita Falls |
97.2 |
114 (1980) |
72.4 |
54 (1970) |
1.58 |
11.86 (1950) |
3.93 (1950) |
28.0 |
0.0 |
4.7 |
0 |
618 |
| Shreveport, LA |
93.3 |
107 (1998) |
73.4 |
58 (1972) |
3.99 |
25.45 (1933) |
12.44 (1933) |
25.7 |
0.0 |
8.1 |
0 |
554 |
| Climatic averages are based on 1971-2000 monthly normals, which are provided by the National Climatic Data Center. |
