Areas of Extreme Heat and Excessive Rainfall Potential

Dangerous and extreme heat will remain across portions of the central U.S. this week, persisting across the mid to lower Mississippi Valley, Gulf Coast, southern Plains and portions of Texas. A heat wave over the Southwest U.S. will peak this weekend. Heavy to excessive rainfall may produce flash flooding from the Delmarva Peninsula north into the Hudson Valley today and tonight. Read More >

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JUNE SNOWFALL NORMALS AND PRECIPITATION RECORDS
FOR CHILDRESS TX

Daily Normals of Snowfall for the period 1981-2010

Daily Records of Temperature since 1897
Lat. 34° 25' 39" N Long. 100° 17' 00" W Elevation 1952 ft.

	NORMALS (1981-2010)	MAXIMUMS
DAY	SNOWFALL	SNOWFALL	YEAR	PRECIPITATION	YEAR
1	0	-	-	2.53	2016
2	0	-	-	2.56	2000
3	0	-	-	2.70	1918
4	0	-	-	4.46	1995
5	0	-	-	3.23	1985
6	0	-	-	4.50	1915
7	0	-	-	1.99	1949
8	0	-	-	1.69	1949
9	0	-	-	3.57	2004
10	0	-	-	1.67	1987
11	0	-	-	2.06	1898
12	0	-	-	1.55	1944
13	0	-	-	1.10	1927
14	0	-	-	4.10	1944
15	0	-	-	2.13	1909
16	0	-	-	3.25	1941
17	0	-	-	2.22	1894
18	0	-	-	1.61	1969
19	0	-	-	1.89	2003
20	0	-	-	1.21	2007
21	0	-	-	2.20	1913
22	0	-	-	1.75	1950
23	0	-	-	2.04	1948
24	0	-	-	1.90	1919
25	0	-	-	2.90	1938
26	0	-	-	4.44	1988
27	0	-	-	1.42	2010
28	0	-	-	2.97	1955
29	0	-	-	1.89	1913
30	0	-	-	1.90	1924
MONTH	0	-	-	4.50	1915

* and in previous years

Snowfall Units = Inches
Precipitation Units = Inches

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Areas of Extreme Heat and Excessive Rainfall Potential

NWS Lubbock, TX - Local Climate Data for Childress, TX