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Texas Climate Report: August 2006

August 2006 provided some relief to a few areas suffering from high temperatures and little rainfall but most of the state saw the drought persist through its 17th month. Western areas in the Edwards Plateau and the entire Trans Pecos region reported rainfall at least twice the normal total. El Paso reported a record setting 6.85" during the month, almost four times the normal August total of 1.75". El Paso received 72% of its normal yearly total of 9.43" this month. A combined precipitation total from July and August is 10.02", 0.59" over the normal yearly total. Needless to say, it has been very wet in the El Paso area and continues to be so, as the first five days of September have produced an additional 3.74". Midland, San Angelo, Galveston, and Amarillo also reported above average precipitation for the month.

However, those areas that received rainfall were the exception and not the norm. In Central Texas, the drought conditions continue to worsen. Areas along the I-35 corridor saw little rain during the month. The Dallas/Fort Worth area received 26% of its normal rainfall, Waco received 3%, Austin received 9%, and San Antonio received only 1% of its normal rainfall. San Antonio reported only 0.03" during the month, compared to its normal August total of 2.57". Corpus Christi and Victoria received only 17% and 11%, respectively, of their normal monthly precipitation totals. Other areas along the coast fared much better with Brownsville receiving 97% of their monthly total. Port Arthur, Houston, and College Station all reported monthly rainfall totals of at least 89% of normal. The North Central and South Central regions reported the lowest monthly rainfall percentages, with the Low Rolling Plans also reporting low precipitation totals.

Temperatures were above average for most of the state with the exception of El Paso and Amarillo. The largest departure from normal was reported in Wichita Falls, which was 5.7°F above the normal monthly mean temperature. The average high for the entire month in Wichita Falls was 101.8°F, with a maximum high temperature for the month of 109°F on the 24th. The DFW area was also much warmer than normal reported a monthly mean temperature of 89.9°F, which is 5.4°F above normal. The area along the I-35 corridor, which received very low precipitation totals, also reported the highest departures from the normal temperatures. San Antonio, Austin, Waco, and DFW all reported mean temperatures at least 3.6°F above normal.

With the lack of rainfall and high temperatures the drought conditions saw no improvement during August 2006. As of August 29, the United States Drought Monitor has most of the state under extreme drought conditions with some areas, including the Dallas/Fort Worth and Wichita Falls areas listed under exceptional conditions. The Panhandle has seen some improvement and is mainly listed as under moderate drought conditions. Only the El Paso area and the Upper Coast Region are not listed under any drought conditions.

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 97.2 +3.5 104 73.9 +2.5 62 85.5 +2.9 6 1.44 55% 1.14 0 644
Amarillo 85.4 ‑3.3 95 63.7 ‑0.1 54 74.6 ‑1.7 14 6.67 227% 1.78 0 306
Austin 100.7 +5.1 104 76.3 +3.0 67 88.5 +4.0 1 0.22 10% 0.22 0 739
Brownsville 95.3 +2.7 98 77.4 +2.1 73 86.4 +2.4 6 2.89 97% 1.07 0 671
College Station 96.6 +0.4 100 75.5 +2.3 70 86.0 +1.3 3 2.47 94% 1.36 0 660
Corpus Christi 95.9 +2.5 99 75.5 +1.0 72 85.7 +1.8 4 0.61 17% 0.25 0 651
Dallas‑Fort Worth 100.7 +5.9 105 78.8 +4.8 67 89.8 +5.4 6 0.52 26% 0.31 0 775
Del Rio 98.5 +2.5 103 77.0 +2.9 71 87.7 +2.6 7 1.36 63% 0.59 0 711
El Paso 88.5 ‑3.5 98 69.1 ‑1.1 64 78.8 ‑2.3 9 6.85 391% 2.84 0 437
Galveston 90.2 +0.9 96 80.5 +1.0 74 85.4 +1.0 9 5.24 124% 1.42 0 639
Houston 94.1 +0.6 98 75.7 +2.7 68 84.9 +1.6 10 3.40 89% 1.09 0 625
Lubbock 92.1 +2.1 99 69.1 +3.1 59 80.6 +2.6 8 1.51 64% 0.40 0 493
Midland 91.8 ‑1.0 100 70.2 +2.3 63 81.0 +0.6 13 5.92 334% 2.23 0 506
Port Arthur 92.0 +0.3 97 74.7 +1.5 67 83.4 +0.9 14 4.50 93% 1.29 0 577
San Angelo 97.1 +4.0 103 73.0 +3.6 64 85.1 +3.8 5 4.87 238% 4.55 0 631
San Antonio 99.8 +5.1 102 76.8 +3.2 71 88.3 +4.1 1 0.03 1% 0.03 0 730
Victoria 95.0 +1.3 100 74.1 ‑0.5 68 84.6 +0.4 6 0.34 11% 0.19 0 614
Waco 101.1 +4.2 106 76.5 +3.0 62 88.8 +3.6 3 0.06 3% 0.04 0 747
Wichita Falls 101.8 +6.0 109 76.5 +5.2 66 89.2 +5.7 5 1.24 52% 0.79 0 758
Shreveport, LA 97.3 +3.9 103 75.4 +3.1 63 86.3 +3.4 3 0.62 23% 0.50 0 669
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.

aug 2006 average temperatures
aug 2006 average precipitation

Monthly Extremes

Least Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches)
Station County Value
COTULLA LA SALLE CO AP LA SALLE 0.00
CORSICANA CAMPBELL FLD NAVARRO 0.00
DERBY 1 S FRIO 0.00
DILLEY FRIO 0.00
ELDORADO 10W SCHLEICHER 0.00
ESCOBAS ZAPATA 0.00
FALLS CITY 7 WSW WILSON 0.00
FREER DUVAL 0.00
LOMA ALTA MCMULLEN 0.00
LOS ANGELES 4 WSW LA SALLE 0.00
MASON MASON 0.00
MC GREGOR MCLENNAN 0.00
PEARSALL FRIO 0.00
PLEASANTON ATASCOSA 0.00
RIO GRANDE CITY STARR 0.00
SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD BEXAR 0.00
THORNTON 1 SSE LIMESTONE 0.00
ZAPATA 1 S ZAPATA 0.00
Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches)
Station County Value
PINE SPRINGS CULBERSON 8.95
Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours (inches)
Station County Value
MORGAN MILL ERATH 4.57
Lowest Average Daily Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
PINE SPRINGS CULBERSON 71.4
Highest Average Daily Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 93.3
Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
PINE SPRINGS CULBERSON 79.2
Highest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 108.5
Highest Maximum Temperature  (°F)
Station County Value
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 115
Lowest Maximum Temperature  (°F)
Station County Value
LA TUNA 1 S EL PASO 68
Lowest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
DELL CITY 5 SSW HUDSPETH 60.7
Highest&nnbsp;Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
PORT ARANSAS NUECES 81.7
Highest Minimum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
WICHITA FALLS MUNI AP WICHITA 85
Lowest Minimum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value
MULESHOE 19 S BAILEY 53
HARTLEY HARTLEY 53
STRATFORD SHERMAN 53

New Monthly Records

Least Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
CHEAPSIDE GONZALES 0.21 0.50 (2005) 14
DERBY 1 S FRIO 0.00 0.00 (2000) 27
DILLEY FRIO 0.00 0.00 (1952) 93
FALLS CITY 7 WSW WILSON 0.00 0.00 (2005) 59
FREER DUVAL 0.00 0.00 (1986) 54
GONZALES 10 SW GONZALES 0.18 0.43 (2000) 10
MASON MASON 0.00 0.00 (1985) 46
MC GREGOR MCLENNAN 0.00 0.00 (2000) 95
PEARSALL FRIO 0.00 0.00 (2000) 95
PLEASANTON ATASCOSA 0.00 0.27 (1948) 15
RIO GRANDE CITY STARR 0.00 0.00 (2005) 96
SAN ANTONIO 8 NNE BEXAR 0.10 0.18 (2000) 10
SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD BEXAR 0.00 0.00 (2000) 19
THORNTON 1 SSE LIMESTONE 0.00 0.00 (1987) 60
ZAPATA 1 S ZAPATA 0.00 0.00 (1993) 44
Greatest Precipitation Overall for the Month (inches)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
MIDLAND INTL AP MIDLAND 5.92 5.34 (1934) 77
WINKLER CO AP WINKLER 6.62 5.79 (1942) 62
EL PASO INTL AP EL PASO 6.85 5.57 (1984) 127
BORGER HUTCHINSON 7.17 6.21 (1974) 57
GRUVER HANSFORD 7.08 4.77 (1949) 58
LA TUNA 1 S EL PASO 7.41 7.41 (1993) 55
LAJITAS BREWSTER 3.78 3.24 (1984) 23
MIDLOTHIAN ELLIS 4.71 4.55 (1997) 10
ODESSA ECTOR 5.53 4.62 (1974) 53
PERRYTON 11 WNW OCHILTREE 7.45 7.04 (1986) 62
PINE SPRINGS CULBERSON 8.95 7.86 (1991) 25
SANFORD DAM HUTCHINSON 5.84 4.58 (1997) 13
TULIA SWISHER 7.85 7.72 (1986) 57
VEGA 2 NW OLDHAM 7.60 7.47 (1933) 61
Greatest Precipitation in 24 Hours Ever in the Month (inches)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
BOOKER LIPSCOMB 2.55 2.50 (1961) 65
LA TUNA 1 S EL PASO 2.65 2.50 (1987) 55
SANFORD DAM HUTCHINSON 1.85 1.55 (1996) 13
Highest Average Daily Temperature (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
SAN ANTONIO INTL AP BEXAR 88.3 87.5 (1962) 122
HONDO MUNI AP MEDINA 87.5 85.1 (2000) 27
FT WORTH NAS TARRANT 90.6 90.5 (1952) 31
AUSTIN‑CAMP MABRY TRAVIS 88.5 88.2 (1999) 107
AMISTAD DAM VAL VERDE 88.3 88.3 (1995) 42
ARCHER CITY ARCHER 87.9 87.9 (1980) 38
ARLINGTON SIX FLAGS TARRANT 89.9 88.2 (2000) 18
BENBROOK DAM TARRANT 89.0 88.6 (1999) 54
CRYSTAL CITY ZAVALA 90.0 89.3 (2001) 52
DRIPPING SPRINGS 6 E HAYS 85.8 85.4 (1993) 22
FAIRFIELD 3 W FREESTONE 86.8 86.5 (2000) 37
FT MCKAVETT MENARD 83.8 83.8 (1999) 13
GRAPEVINE DAM TARRANT 89.4 88.2 (1999) 51
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 93.3 90.7 (1934) 99
JACKSONVILLE CHEROKEE 87.2 86.6 (1954) 41
KERRVILLE 3 NNE KERR 85.1 83.8 (2001) 31
LA GRANGE FAYETTE 87.6 87.2 (1993) 43
LAKE FORK RSVR WOOD 88.0 87.3 (1999) 18
LAVON DAM COLLIN 88.5 87.7 (1956) 49
LYTLE 3 W MEDINA 86.8 86.0 (1977) 29
MATHIS 4 SSW JIM WELLS 86.7 86.5 (1997) 41
MCALLEN HIDALGO 88.7 88.7 (2002) 59
MEDINA 1NE BANDERA 84.5 83.3 (1987) 23
MT VERNON FRANKLIN 88.9 86.5 (2000) 38
NAVARRO MILLS DAM NAVARRO 88.5 87.8 (1999) 43
PARIS LAMAR 89.1 88.9 (2000) 100
POTEET ATASCOSA 88.3 87.6 (1952) 56
PROCTOR RSVR COMANCHE 87.1 87.1 (1999) 41
SANTA ROSA 3 WNW HIDALGO 88.0 87.7 (1998) 20
SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD BEXAR 87.3 85.5 (2005) 17
TYLER SMITH 86.7 86.1 (1999) 23
WACO DAM MCLENNAN 88.7 87.4 (1985) 35
Lowest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
CORNUDAS SVC STN HUDSPETH 86.4 87.1 (1984) 35
LA TUNA 1 S EL PASO 86.9 88.9 (1990) 56
MATAGORDA 2 MATAGORDA 88.1 88.5 (2001) 63
TORNILLO 2 SSE EL PASO 88.9 89.7 (1988) 25
Highest Average Daily Maximum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
SAN ANTONIO INTL AP BEXAR 99.8 99.7 (1951) 122
HONDO MUNI AP MEDINA 100.3 99.0 (2000) 27
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 108.5 104.5 (1936) 99
KARNES CITY 2 N KARNES 99.8 99.6 (2000) 26
KERRVILLE 3 NNE KERR 98.1 97.4 (2000) 31
LAKE FORK RSVR WOOD 101.4 99.8 (2005) 18
LYTLE 3 W MEDINA 99.7 99.1 (2000) 29
MEDINA 1NE BANDERA 98.1 97.5 (1985) 23
MT VERNON FRANKLIN 101.8 99.3 (1999) 38
NAVARRO MILLS DAM NAVARRO 102.4 101.8 (2000) 43
SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD BEXAR 100.0 98.9 (2000) 18
TYLER SMITH 98.2 98.2 (2000) 23
Highest Maximum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
LAKE ALAN HENRY GARZA 111 106 (2003) 13
Lowest Maximum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
LA TUNA 1 S EL PASO 68 69 (1988) 56
TORNILLO 2 SSE EL PASO 72 72 (1988) 25
Highest Average Daily Minimum Temperature (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
MARSHALL HARRISON 74.9 74.7 (1934) 78
DALLAS FT WORTH AP TARRANT 78.8 78.7 (1952) 108
SAN ANTONIO INTL AP BEXAR 76.8 76.3 (1993) 122
PALACIOS MUNI AP MATAGORDA 78.7 78.7 (1964) 62
HONDO MUNI AP MEDINA 74.8 73.1 (1980) 27
FT WORTH NAS TARRANT 79.7 77.7 (1951) 31
AUSTIN‑CAMP MABRY TRAVIS 76.3 76.1 (1982) 108
DALLAS LOVE FLD DALLAS 80.0 79.8 (2000) 93
TYLER POUNDS FLD SMITH 75.4 75.2 (1951) 43
JUNCTION KIMBLE CO AP KIMBLE 73.5 72.2 (1952) 29
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOPKINS 75.6 74.6 (1998) 72
AMISTAD DAM VAL VERDE 76.9 76.5 (2002) 43
ARCHER CITY ARCHER 75.3 75.1 (1980) 38
ARLINGTON SIX FLAGS TARRANT 80.6 76.7 (2005) 18
BALLINGER 2 NW RUNNELS 74.5 74.4 (1946) 103
BIG LAKE 2 REAGAN 70.5 70.2 (1964) 35
BOYS RANCH OLDHAM 67.6 67.2 (1995) 27
BURLESON JOHNSON 77.1 76.2 (1999) 21
CAMP WOOD REAL 71.8 71.1 (1996) 37
CARTHAGE PANOLA 73.9 73.0 (1995) 48
COPPER BREAKS SP HARDEMAN 72.6 71.8 (1999) 14
CORSICANA NAVARRO 76.6 76.5 (1924) 104
CRYSTAL CITY ZAVALA 77.9 77.3 (1988) 55
DAINGERFIELD 9 S MORRIS 76.3 75.3 (1995) 43
DENISON DAM GRAYSON 76.7 75.6 (1943) 57
DENTON 2 SE DENTON 77.5 77.1 (2000) 88
DRIPPING SPRINGS 6 E HAYS 73.2 72.7 (2005) 22
ELGIN BASTROP 74.9 74.8 (1999) 43
FLATONIA FAYETTE 75.5 74.8 (2005) 90
FT MCKAVETT MENARD 70.0 69.8 (1881) 13
FT WORTH WSFO TARRANT 78.5 78.0 (2000) 12
FREEPORT 2 NW BRAZORIA 79.0 79.0 (1999) 46
GAINESVILLE 5 ENE COOKE 75.2 75.0 (2000) 20
GONZALES 1N GONZALES 75.3 74.5 (1996) 42
GRAPEVINE DAM TARRANT 77.5 75.5 (1954) 54
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 78.2 76.9 (1934) 99
HART CASTRO 64.4 63.5 (2002) 20
HORDS CREEK DAM COLEMAN 73.1 71.8 (1985) 52
HUDSPETH RIVER RANCH VAL VERDE 75.2 74.8 (1993) 16
JACKSONVILLE CHEROKEE 75.6 74.4 (2005) 41
JOHNSON CITY BLANCO 72.5 72.1 (2001) 36
KERRVILLE 3 NNE KERR 72.1 70.9 (2001) 31
LAKE TAWAKONI RAINS 75.0 75.0 (1999) 31
LANGTRY VAL VERDE 78.3 77.7 (2002) 32
LAVON DAM COLLIN 76.6 74.7 (1956) 51
LEXINGTON LEE 74.7 74.5 (1998) 41
LIPSCOMB LIPSCOMB 67.4 67.4 (1980) 38
MATHIS 4 SSW JIM WELLS 75.5 75.4 (1998) 42
MCALLEN HIDALGO 78.7 78.5 (1998) 61
MEDINA 1NE BANDERA 70.8 70.1 (1987) 26
MENARD MENARD 70.8 69.7 (1927) 60
MT VERNON FRANKLIN 75.9 74.4 (2000) 38
NIXON GONZALES 74.6 74.6 (1964) 50
GEORGETOWN LAKE WILLIAMSON 74.0 74.0 (1999) 27
PADUCAH 15 S KING 71.5 70.4 (2003) 10
PARIS LAMAR 76.6 76.2 (2000) 101
PORT ARANSAS NUECES 81.7 81.6 (2005) 16
POTEET ATASCOSA 76.0 74.5 (2005) 58
PROCTOR RSVR COMANCHE 73.3 72.7 (1963) 42
REFUGIO 2 NW REFUGIO 75.3 74.9 (2005) 19
SAM RAYBURN DAM JASPER 73.6 72.7 (2005) 38
SAN MARCOS HAYS 77.1 75.4 (1927) 98
SANTA ROSA 3 WNW HIDALGO 77.1 76.3 (1998) 20
SAN ANTONIO/SEAWORLD BEXAR 74.6 74.0 (1988) 17
TAHOKA LYNN 71.1 69.3 (2002) 68
TEXARKANA BOWIE 75.5 74.8 (1987) 37
WRIGHT PATMAN DAM CASS 74.7 73.7 (2003) 36
TORNILLO 2 SSE EL PASO 66.6 66.6 (1994) 25
TRUSCOTT 3 W KNOX 72.6 72.4 (1983) 35
TYLER SMITH 75.2 75.1 (1993) 23
WACO DAM MCLENNAN 77.3 76.6 (1993) 35
WESLACO HIDALGO 77.4 77.1 (2002) 76
WILLS POINT VAN ZANDT 75.9 75.8 (1951) 83
Highest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
HONDO MUNI AP MEDINA 82 79 (2002) 27
AMISTAD DAM VAL VERDE 81 81 (1997) 43
ARLINGTON SIX FLAGS TARRANT 84 82 (1999) 18
BOYS RANCH OLDHAM 76 74 (2003) 27
BRADY MCCULLOCH 79 79 (1952) 68
CRYSTAL CITY ZAVALA 81 81 (1988) 55
GAINESVILLE 5 ENE COOKE 80 80 (1999) 20
GRAPEVINE DAM TARRANT 82 82 (1956) 54
GREENVILLE KGVL RADIO HUNT 84 82 (1951) 99
HARLINGEN CAMERON 81 81 (1914) 86
KERRVILLE 3 NNE KERR 76 75 (2002) 31
LIPSCOMB LIPSCOMB 77 77 (1987) 38
MC COOK HIDALGO 81 81 (2004) 47
MEDINA 1NE BANDERA 76 76 (1993) 26
GEORGETOWN LAKE WILLIAMSON 80 80 (1988) 27
PADUCAH COTTLE 80 80 (1996) 43
PADUCAH 15 S KING 80 80 (2003) 10
PERRYTON OCHILTREE 74 74 (1988) 38
PORT ARANSAS NUECES 84 84 (2005) 16
SAN MARCOS HAYS 80 80 (1997) 98
SANTA ROSA 3 WNW HIDALGO 81 81 (1997) 20
WACO DAM MCLENNAN 81 81 (1987) 35
Lowest Minimum Temperature Ever in the Month (°F)
Station County Value Previous Record Yrs. Data
KARNES CITY 2 N KARNES 62 63 (1992) 23

Climatic Averages for September

  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 86.7 107 (2000) 64.4 38 (1989) 2.91 11.03 (1974) 6.70 (1961) 12.5 0.0 6.5 18 327
Amarillo 81.8 103 (1995) 56.3 30 (1984) 1.88 6.42 (1923) 3.49 (1900) 7.0 0.2 6.4 56 173
Austin 90.1 112 (2000) 68.8 41 (1942) 2.91 20.78 (1921) 19.03 (1921) 18.2 0.0 7.2 2 439
Brownsville 89.4 105 (2000) 72.6 51 (1909) 5.31 30.57 (1886) 12.09 (1967) 20.0 0.0 9.3 0 494
College Station 90.9 112 (2000) 68.5 41 (1901) 3.91 12.13 (1958) 6.83 (1896) 18.1 0.0 7.0 0 440
Corpus Christi 89.9 109 (2000) 71.6 52 (2000) 5.03 20.33 (1967) 8.76 (1967) 18.7 0.0 9.0 0 485
Dallas‑Fort Worth 87.7 111 (2000) 67.2 40 (1942) 2.42 10.80 (1932) 9.57 (1932) 15.5 0.0 6.1 2 376
Del Rio 90.6 110 (2000) 69.4 43 (1908) 2.06 17.15 (1964) 5.52 (1970) 20.2 0.0 5.7 2 453
El Paso 87.1 104 (1982) 63.7 41 (1945) 1.61 6.68 (1974) 2.52 (1958) 14.3 0.0 6.5 9 305
Galveston 86.5 104 (2000) 75.6 52 (1942) 5.76 26.01 (1885) 11.65 (1961) 4.7 0.0 9.5 0 482
Houston 89.3 109 (2000) 68.4 45 (1942) 4.33 13.37 (1913) 7.98 (1976) 15.9 0.0 8.9 1 412
Lubbock 83.4 105 (1930) 58.4 33 (1983) 2.57 13.93 (1936) 5.50 (1936) 9.2 0.0 6.3 33 223
Midland 86.1 107 (1953) 61.6 36 (1989) 2.31 9.70 (1980) 4.37 (1986) 11.9 0.0 6.0 19 281
Port Arthur 88.0 105 (2000) 69.4 45 (1967) 6.10 21.96 (1980) 15.01 (1980) 13.0 0.0 10.0 1 417
San Angelo 86.6 107 (2005) 63.0 35 (1913) 2.95 11.00 (1980) 6.25 (1980) 13.2 0.0 5.4 12 321
San Antonio 90.0 111 (2000) 68.8 41 (1942) 3.00 15.78 (1946) 7.28 (1973) 18.4 0.0 6.5 2 439
Victoria 89.9 111 (2000) 70.3 45 (1942) 5.00 19.05 (1978) 7.83 (1978) 18.5 0.0 9.9 1 454
Waco 90.1 111 (2000) 67.0 39 (1942) 2.88 11.17 (1913) 6.03 (1936) 18.3 0.0 6.6 6 416
Wichita Falls 87.5 111 (2000) 63.7 38 (1989) 3.19 10.23 (1980) 6.22 (1980) 15.1 0.0 6.4 18 339
Shreveport, LA 87.6 109 (2000) 66.4 42 (1984) 3.21 16.46 (1913) 7.04 (1913) 14.4 0.0 6.9 6 353
Climatic averages are based on 1971-2000 monthly normals, which are provided by the National Climatic Data Center.
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