
Dry, gusty conditions will produce elevated to critical fire weather conditions across portions of the Mid-Atlantic into the Southeast. Snow and a wintry mix is expected in the Great Lakes and portions of the Northeast, with several inches of snow possible in the higher elevations. An atmospheric river continues to bring heavy rainfall and high elevation mountain snow to the West. Read More >
Waco Climatology
Climate Narrative
A brief overview of the climate in Central Texas.
Daily Summary (CLIACT)
High, low, and average temperature, precipitation, snowfall, heating and cooling degree days, wind data, sky cover data, relative humidity, sunrise/sunset, and more!
Record Report (RERACT)
A statement with information about tied/broken daily records for max/min temperatures, precipitation, and snowfall.
Previous Month's Summary (CLMACT)
A detailed look at the previous month's temperature, precipitation, snowfall, degree days, and other data.
Current Month-to-Date Summary
A report of daily highs, lows, precipitation, average wind speed, heating and cooling degree days, as well as a running total of precipitation, average high, average low, average monthly temperature, and total degree days.
Normals, Means, and Extremes
Normals and records are displayed together on monthly and annual tabs.
Top 10 Lists - Monthly/Annual and Seasonal
The warmest, coolest, wettest, driest, and snowiest are ranked.
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100° Day Records Freeze Records Miscellaneous Records
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