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Only updated at the start of each Year
Updated through 2023
Archived College Station Monthly Summaries can be found at Texas State Climatologist.
Note: Rainfall and temperature data observations began on the campus of Texas A & M College in May 1882. Records were sporadic from 1882 to 1907 and no records are available for 1908 and 1909. Reliable records are available from 1910 to present.
Observations began on the campus of Texas A & M College in May 1882. The station was relocated to the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station main farm located seven miles southwest of the College Station Post Office in January 1954. This station closed April 30, 1958. Other rainfall and temperature observations were taken in Bryan at 2310 23rd Street from September 1, 1913 through March 31, 1947.
A weather station was established at the College Station FAA Airport (originally referred to as Bryan CAA Airport) in August 1951. The FAA Airport Station is now known as Easterwood Field.
The 30 year climatological averages are from the College Station FAA Airport (Easterwood Field) but the extremes and other temperature and rainfall records are from all sources.
The observation site has not moved since 1951 and remains at Easterwood Field.
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ASOS was implemented in 1997 and was commissioned on April 1, 1997.
Disclaimer: Please note that the data provided here is considered "unofficial". The NCEI is the source for any and all court certified weather documents! The individual Weather Service Offices in the field cannot provide court certified weather documents. For question or additional information regarding this data, please contact Jimmy Fowler via e-mail or telephone (281.337.5074).
Archived Data - (courtesy of the Office of the State Climatologist (TAMU))
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