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Heavy to Excessive Rainfall and Flooding Threats in the Central and Eastern U.S.; Heat and Fire Weather Concerns in the West

Thunderstorms producing excessive rainfall and potential flooding concerns will continue through tonight from the Southern Plains to the East Coast. Areas of greatest concern for flooding are over central Texas and the Mid-Atlantic. Heat will continue to build across the West through Tuesday. Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect. Fire Weather concerns continue through Monday. Read More >

Midland Seasonal Precipitation
1996-2023
Averages 1991-2020
  Season Spring 1 Summer 2 Fall 3 Winter 4
1996 1.38 4.78 2.60    1.90  1996-97
1997 3.01 7.94 2.90   2.09 1997-98
1998 0.44 1.87 1.51    0.91 1998-99
1999 2.51 3.53 2.46    0.61 1999-00
2000 2.00 3.44 3.27    2.26 2000-01
2001 1.92 3.45 2.45    1.18 2001-02
2002 1.35 1.82 4.07    2.04 2002-03
2003 3.33 5.04 1.82    1.47 2003-04
2004 3.32 3.99 13.57    2.03 2004-05
2005 2.19 6.05 3.75    1.09 2005-06
2006 2.27 8.49 2.72    2.67 2006-07
2007 9.08 8.14 2.13    0.64 2007-08
2008 1.06 5.14 3.77    0.26 2008-09
2009  1.30  8.91 3.47    4.33 2009-10
2010   4.27  6.26 2.35    0.09 2010-11
2011  0.09 0.45 3.25    2.82  2011-12
2012  3.04 2.48 6.01   1.61  2012-13
2013  0.03 3.01 2.50   1.70  2013-14
2014  2.90 1.58 2.71    2.91  2014-15
2015  6.30 5.02 7.38   1.72  2015-16
2016  3.26 6.60 4.28   2.25  2016-17
2017  3.85 7.05 4.60   0.44  2017-18
2018  0.79 7.66 8.17   1.16  2018-19
2019  7.91 3.35 2.37   2.34  2019-20
2020  3.59 0.59 1.34   1.03  2020-21
2021  4.97 8.07 0.16   0.30  2021-22
2022  0.22 5.81 3.03   0.50  2022-23
2023          
Norm 1991-2020 2.95 in   5.14 in  3.59 in 1.83 in

Footnotes:

  1. Spring = ( Mar-Apr-May)
  2. Summer = (Jun-Jul-Aug)
  3. Fall  =  (Sep-Oct-Nov)    
  4. Winter = (Dec-Jan-Feb)