The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of low pressure just offshore of North Carolina for tropical or subtropical development. Heavy rain, flooding and gusty winds are possible along coastal sections of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast the next few days. Severe storms are likely today in the Central U.S. and heat related products extend from the Southwest into parts of the East. Read More >
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All-Time Pressure Extremes for Dallas/Fort Worth (Since September 1, 1898)
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| Month | Highest (in.) / Year | Lowest (in.) / Year |
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| January | 31.05 / 1962 | 29.29 / 1996 |
| February | 31.00 / 1899 | 28.97 / 1960 |
| March | 30.77 / 1996 | 29.23 / 1984 |
| April | 30.74 / 1940 | 29.14 / 1953 |
| May | 30.50 / 1906 | 29.25 / 1973 |
| June | 30.32 / 1979 | 29.37 / 1974 |
| July | 30.31 / 1972 | 29.54 / 1926 |
| August | 30.31 / 2003 | 29.48 / 1915 |
| September | 30.47 / 1981 | 28.94 / 1961 |
| October | 30.70 / 2008 | 29.32 / 2010 |
| November | 30.84 / 1986 | 29.33 / 2006 |
| December | 31.06 / 1983 | 29.31 / 1971 |
Note: The above pressures are corrected to sea level.
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