Areas of Dangerous Heat and Severe Thunderstorms

Dangerous heat will build across the Southwest U.S. through the end of the week with daytime highs of 110-115°F. Heat across the southern Plains will briefly ease to near-normal by late week before returning over much of the Plains into next week. Severe thunderstorms are expected across parts of the central and southern High Plains, central Great Lakes, and Ozarks Wednesday. Read More >

TOP INDIVIDUAL DAYS - JULY
LAFAYETTE

Warmest July Highs
Lafayette
1893-2026

1	107	7/13/1901
2	104	7/1/1894
t3	103	7/3/1894
t3	103	7/31/1899
t3	103	7/12/1901
t3	103	7/21/1924
t3	103	7/31/2023
t8	102	7/6/1921
t8	102	7/24/1924
t8	102	7/3/1969

Coolest July Lows
Lafayette
1893-2026

1	57	7/7/1924
2	58	7/3/1924
3	59	7/4/1924
t4	60	7/8/1905
t4	60	7/2/1918
t4	60	7/2/1924
t4	60	7/7/1936
t8	61	many dates

Wettest July Days
Lafayette
1893-2026

1	5.66	7/29/1954
2	5.36	7/10/2010
3	4.78	7/14/1989
4	4.25	7/5/1915
5	4.22	7/31/1908
6	3.95	7/19/1978
7	3.85	7/24/1944
8	3.84	7/11/1975
9	3.68	7/14/2019
10	3.65	7/25/1979

Warmest & Coolest is temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
Wettest is rainfall in inches

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