Locally Heavy Rainfall in South Texas; Cool Temperatures for Much of the East

Heavy rainfall will again be possible across portions of south Texas through the weekend, which may result in additional flooding. Elsewhere, mixed precipitation is possible for the Appalachians, upper Midwest, and Great Lakes with some showers for the Gulf Coast. Temperatures will remain chilly across most of the eastern U.S., but warmer than normal weather will prevail in the West. Read More >

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Daily Climatology
Daily Records				Daily Normals
Springfield	Highest Maximums			Springfield	Highs / Lows / Precipitation
	Lowest Minimums
	Highest Minimums
	Lowest Maximums				Snow
	Precipitation			Joplin	Highs / Lows / Precipitation
	Snowfall
Joplin	Highest Maximums
	Lowest Minimums				Snow
	Highest Minimums			West Plains	Highs / Lows / Precipitation
	Lowest Maximums
	Precipitation
West Plains	Records	West Plains	KUNO - ASOS
	Highest Maximums	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	9/28/1996 and Later	Vichy	Highs / Lows / Precipitation
	Lowest Minimums	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	9/28/1996 and Later
	Highest Minimums	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	9/28/1996 and Later
	Lowest Maximums	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	9/28/1996 and Later
	Precipitation	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	4/1/1998 and Later	Current normals are using the 1981-2010 30 year normal period.
Vichy	Highest Maximums
	Lowest Minimums
	Highest Minimums
	Lowest Maximums
	Precipitation

Monthly Records			Monthly Normals
Springfield		Temperatures / Precipitation / Snow	Springfield	Temperatures / Precipitation / Snow
Joplin		Temperatures / Precipitation
West Plains	7/1/1948 - 12/31/1996	Temperatures / Precipitation	Joplin	Temperatures / Precipitation
	4/1/1998 -	Temperatures / Precipitation	West Plains	Temperatures / Precipitation
Vichy		Temperatures / Precipitation	Vichy	Temperatures / Precipitation

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Locally Heavy Rainfall in South Texas; Cool Temperatures for Much of the East

Climatology Records and Normals