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Heavy Rain and Flooding Possible in the Southwest U.S, Ohio Valley, and Hawaii

Heavy rainfall is expected to continue through Thursday over New Mexico into far west Texas. Flash flooding and debris flows in wildfire burn areas will be possible. Heavy rain and flash flooding is also expected over the southern Appalachians and Ohio Valley. Tropical Depression 15-E, southeast of Hawaii, is expected to bring heavy rain beginning today to the Big Island and Maui. Read More >

 

Spring Season (March 1 to May 31)

 

Top 10 Warmest and Coldest Springs

Rank Warmest
Average (°F)
Season Rank Coldest
Average (°F)
Season
1 61.2 2012 1 46.7 1960
2 59.5 1977 2 47.5 1984
3 57.8 1946 3 48.6 1892
4 57.4 1921 4 49.1 1926
5 57.3 2010 5 49.2 1950
6 57.2 1991 6 (tie) 49.4 1983
7 56.8 1987 6 (tie) 49.4 1890
8 56.6 1938 8 (tie) 49.5 1996
9 56.5 2007 8 (tie) 49.5 1888
10 (tie) 56.4 2016, 2017 10 49.6 1904

 

Top 10 Wettest and Driest Springs

Rank Wettest
(in.)
Season Rank Driest
(in.)
Season
1 21.83 1893 1 4.37 1930
2 19.36 1882 2 5.03 1934
3 19.30 2013 3 5.05 1900
4 19.05 1927 4 5.11 1914
5 18.65 1920 5 5.23 1987
6 18.56 1898 6 5.29 2005
7 17.76 1933 7 5.50 1971
8 17.39 1892 8 5.58 1986
9 17.08 2019 9 5.65 1896
10 16.65 1922 10 5.72 1988

 

 

Top 10 Snowiest Springs

Rank Snowiest (in.) Season
1 23.4 1906
2 20.3 1960
3 19.6 2013
4 18.5 1978
5 15.7 1934
6 15.1 1931
7 13.3 1926
8 12.8 1980
9 11.1 1965
10 11.0 1912

 

 


Records began in July 1879