DFW - Annual and Consecutive 100° Days

The Weather Hazard Threefold

A large dome of high pressure will continue the sweltering heat in parts of the West and the central Plains. Meanwhile, a cold front will produce severe thunderstorms, capable of all hazards, the next few days from the Mid-Upper Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Finally, Potential Tropical Cyclone Three will bring heavy rain and flooding to the northern Gulf Coast. Read More >

Dallas/Fort Worth - Annual and Consecutive 100° Days Click Here for Waco

Rank	# of Days	Year
Greatest Annual
1	71	2011
2	69	1980
3	56	1998
4	52	1954
5	48	1956
6	46	2000
7	44	1952
8	43	2006
9	40	1951
10	38	1963

Rank	# of Days	Dates
Greatest Consecutive
1	42	Jun 23 - Aug 3, 1980
2	40	Jul 2 - Aug 10, 2011
3	29	Jul 6 - Aug 3, 1998
4	25	Aug 2-26, 1952
5	24	Jul 28 - Aug 20, 1999
6 (tie)	20	Aug 15 - Sep 3, 2011
6 (tie)	20	Jul 9-28, 1954
8	19	Aug 8-26, 2006
9 (tie)	18	Jul 31 - Aug 17, 2010
9 (tie)	18	Jul 2-19, 1978

Rank	# of Days	Year
Least Annual
1 (tie)	0	1973
1 (tie)	0	1906
3 (tie)	1	2004
	1	2002
	1	1992
	1	1920
	1	1919
	1	1908
	1	1905
	1	1904
	1	1903

Rank	# of Days	Month/Year
Greatest Number of Days in a Month
1	31	Jul 1980
2	30	Jul 2011
3 (tie)	28	Aug 2011
3 (tie)	28	Jul 1998
5 (tie)	27	Aug 2000
5 (tie)	27	Aug 1952
7	26	Aug 1999
8 (tie)	25	Aug 2006
	25	Jul 1954
	25	Aug 1951

The Weather Hazard Threefold

DFW - Annual and Consecutive 100° Days

Dallas/Fort Worth - Annual and Consecutive 100° Days Click Here for Waco