Extreme Heat and Fire Weather Conditions in the West; Severe Thunderstorm Threat in the Northern Plains on Thursday

Extreme heat will may set some new daily temperature records across the Desert Southwest. Hot, dry and windy conditions and dry thunderstorms continue to bring fire weather concerns for portions of the Desert Southwest, the central Great Basin and Rockies. Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected across the Northern Plains late Thursday. Read More >

Northeastern Plains

March-April-May Precipitation

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Results for climate division 3 indicates that only modest increases were reported in the northeast plains and ranged from 105% to 113% of the long term precipitation.

A description of the graphs is located at the bottom of the page.

winter precip for clayton during el nino events

Percent of Longterm Average for all El Niño Events = 110% , for strong El Niño Events = 113%

winter precip for tucumcari during el nino events

Percent of Longterm Average for all El Niño Events = 105% , for strong El Niño Events = 93%

winter precip for clovis during el nino events

Percent of Longterm Average for all El Niño Events = 113% , for strong El Niño Events = 98%

Precipitation values for 3-month periods during 18 El Niño Events since 1949-50 are plotted with respect to the long term precipitation average, listed to the right of the graph. The precipitation totals for each 3-month period are plotted above or below each bar. Years for which the El Niño Event was considered to be strong are colored in dark green. "M" represents a 3-month period with missing data. Finally, the percents of long term normal for all El Niño events and for the strong El Niño events are listed below each graph.

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Extreme Heat and Fire Weather Conditions in the West; Severe Thunderstorm Threat in the Northern Plains on Thursday

NWS ABQ - El Nino Spring Precip for CD3