National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Coastal Threats for the East and Gulf; Record Warmth for the Central U.S.

Persistent onshore flow across the Southeast and portions of the mid-Atlantic will keep the risk of rip currents through the weekend. Rainfall could be locally heavy across Florida, especially along the eastern shoreline. Meanwhile, record warmth for portions of the Plains and Midwest with elevated fire concerns. For the west, a trough will keep the pattern unsettled with wet conditions. Read More >

Click Here for DFW

Waco - October Average Temperature Extremes

Highest Average
Rank Temperature Year
1 75.3 1947
2
(tie)
74.9 1963
74.9 1931
4 73.8 2004
5 73.7 1934
6 73.4 2016
7 73.3 1926
8 72.6 1956
9 72.5 1928
10 72.3 1941

 

Highest Maximum
Rank Temperature Year
1 87.7 1963
2 87.3 1947
3 86.5 1938
4 86.3 1904
5 86.2 2016
6 85.8 1934
7 85.5 1992
8 85.1 1956
9 84.9 1931
10 84.6 2015
Highest Minimum
Rank Temperature Year
1 65.2 1919
2 65.0 1931
3
(tie)
64.7 2004
64.7 1926
5 63.5 1941
6 63.4 1947
7 62.7 2000
8 62.5 1928
9
(tie)
62.3 1962
62.3 1933
Lowest Average
Rank Temperature Year
1 60.5 1976
2 62.6 1936
3 63.1 1917
4 63.3 1913
5 64.2 1952
6 64.3 1906
7
(tie)
64.5 1993
64.5 1957
9 65.3 1903
10 65.4 2009
Lowest Maximum
Rank Temperature Year
1 71.6 1976
2 72.3 1913
3 73.7 1936
4 74.1 2002
5 74.4 1957
6 74.9 1925
7 75.0 1923
8
(tie)
75.2 2009
75.2 1993
75.2 1907
Lowest Minimum
Rank Temperature Year
1 48.9 1952
2 49.4 1976
3 49.5 1917
4 51.2 1906
5 51.5 1936
6 51.9 1980
7 52.0 1995
8 52.9 1964
9
(tie)
53.2 2010
53.2 1903

 

Waco - October Precipitation Extremes

Wettest
Rank Precipitation Year
1 15.19 2015
2 10.51 1984
3 10.34 2004
4 9.71 2009
5 9.36 1973
6 9.00 2002
7 8.41 1981
8 7.36 1959
9 7.30 2013
10 7.13 1919
Driest
Rank Precipitation Year
1 0.00 1952
2 0.01 1966
3
(tie)
0.06 2012
0.06 1934
0.06 1917
6 0.12 1995
7 0.14 1924
8 0.18 1938
9 0.22 2016
10 0.34 1932
Snowiest
Rank Snowfall Year
1 T 1993

 

Other Months...

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec