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Severe Thunderstorm and Heavy Rainfall Potential Continues

A low pressure center tracking across the Great Lakes and its associated cold front extending across the Southern Plains will focus occasional showers and thunderstorms through tonight. A few of these thunderstorms may become severe alongside heavy rainfall that may cause flash flooding; Portions of the Southern Plains would be the greatest threat for these hazards through tonight. Read More >

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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

 

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