Flooding Possible in the Southwest U.S.; Coastal Storm to Impact the East

Heavy to excessive rainfall is expected today into Wednesday over New Mexico into far west Texas. Flash flooding and debris flows in wildfire burn areas will be possible. A strong coastal storm will develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast Wednesday, intensifying toward southern New England this weekend. Significant coastal flooding, strong rip currents, and beach erosion from high surf expected. Read More >

Snowfall Records for Raleigh - Updated 3/23/2015
	January		February		March		April		May		June
	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year
1	1.5	1962	6.5	1948	9.3	1969	1.7	1887
2	4.3	2002	3.2	1978	17.8	1927			T	1939
3	6.5	2002	1.2	1961	2.9	1912	10	1915
4	2	1893	2.5	1907	0.5	1931	3.5	1899
5	2.5	1887	2.3	1905	0.1	1915	T	1987
6	2.7	1996	6.9	1984	3	1912	0.4	1889
7	7.1	1988	6.3	1936	1.5	1907	T	2007
8	5.7	1973	1	1964	0.9	1996
9	3	2004	9.1	1967	6.9	1960
10	6	1927	4.5	1973	8	1934
11	1.2	1954	6.1	1912	2.2	1926	0.3	1989
12	1.5	1893	7	1899	2.6	1914	T	1918
13	10	1933	8.7	1899	4.2	1926	T	1950
14	5	1982	6	1913	T	1951	T	1907
15	3	1893	11.5	1902	2	1934	T	1928
16	3.7	1965	5.6	1996	T	1998	T	1905
17	4	1946	5	1902	0.5	1915	T	2001
18	3	2000	10.3	1979	1.5	1893	1.8	1983
19	11	1893	0.9	2012	0.5	1893	T	1983
20	3.9	1918	0.8	1907	1.8	1908
21	1.2	1961	10	1889	0.5	1908
22	1.2	1954	3.2	1978	3	1914
23	4.1	1954	2.5	1901	0.3	1934
24	3.7	1940	2.7	1989	7.3	1983	T	1955
25	17.9	2000	5	1894	2.9	1974
26	7.6	1966	7	1914	5.2	1971
27	7.5	1922	5.2	1987	2	1947
28	7.5	1899	6	1937	0.8	1947
29	1.8	1966	2.8	1916	0	2013
30	3.8	1965			0.1	1915
31	2.5	1948			3.6	1915


	July		August		September		October		November		December
	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year	Snowfall	Year
1											T	1974
2									T	1954	6.5	1896
3									T	1954	3.6	1971
4											2.6	1907
5									T	1953	1	1893
6									0.6	1953	2.4	1954
7									T	1927	0.7	1968
8									T	1953	0.8	1989
9									T	1991	1.6	1989
10											0.2	1934
11									0.6	1987	9.1	1958
12									1.2	1968	7	1917
13									T	1986	0.3	1989
14									T	1995	1.5	1958
15											4	1904
16									T	1972	5.5	1942
17											7	1930
18									0.2	1924	1.8	1945
19									2.2	2000	0.6	1922
20									3.6	1914	0.1	1942
21									0.4	2008	T	2000
22									T	1929	4.6	1935
23									2.6	1975	2.6	1993
24							T	1903	T	1971	1	1966
25									1.3	1962	0.4	2010
26									2.5	1938	6.7	2010
27									T	1954	8.5	1892
28									3.1	1912	1	1892
29							T	1910	2	1891	6.2	1935
30									0.4	1964	T	2000
31							T	1887			5	1905