Flooding Risks from Tropical Moisture Across the Intermountain West and East Coast

Tropical moisture from Isaias and Rachel will impact portions of the Intermountain West and East Coast states. Flooding, gusty winds and even a threat for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are possible. Meanwhile, record warmth will spread northward across the Mississippi Valley the next few days. Looking for snow, the first winter storm of the season is underway across the northern Rockies. Read More >

                           Abilene September Climatology

         Record Temps      Normals Temps  Record Precip   Normal Precip.
Date  High Year  Low Year   High / Low     Most  Year     Day  

 1    106  1952  57  1950     93 / 69      2.70  1932     .09   
 2    105  2000  55  1915     92 / 69      2.35  1935     .10   
 3    106  2026  52  1974     92 / 69      4.50  1961     .09   
 4    106  2000  51  1891     92 / 68      2.20  1961     .09   
 5    107  2023  52  1988     92 / 68      4.18  1920     .09   

 6    105  1948  53  1889     91 / 68      3.83  1932     .09   
 7    106  2023  48  1898     91 / 68      2.14  1991     .09   
 8    108* 2023  50  2004     91 / 67      3.12  1890     .09   
 9    103  2023  46  2004     91 / 67      3.80  2020     .09   
10    103  2014  49  2020     90 / 67      1.96  1969     .09   

11    105  2000  49  1959     90 / 66      2.49  1989     .10   
12    105  2026  46  1898     90 / 66      2.57  1924     .09   
13    101  2026  50  1902     89 / 66      2.28  1991     .09   
14    101  1965  47  1945     89 / 66      2.85  1996     .10   
15    104  1965  47  1993     89 / 65      3.04  1958     .09   

16    103  1965  46  1903     89 / 65      3.07  1974     .09   
17    100  1997  43  1903     88 / 65      1.77  1936     .09   
18     97  2019  48  1991     88 / 64      3.01  1974     .09   
19     99  1956  45  1991     88 / 64      1.88  1896     .09   
20    104  2021  41  1971     88 / 64      1.90  1896     .08   

21    101  1998  42  1983     87 / 63      1.72  1900     .09   
22    103  2025  44  1995     87 / 63      4.04  1900     .08   
23    102  2025  44  1989     87 / 63      1.50  1971     .09   
24     99  1979  38* 1989     86 / 62      2.51  1955     .09   
25    104  2005  40  1975     86 / 62      2.30  1893     .08   

26    105  1977  39  2000     86 / 62      1.11  1960     .09   
27    105  1953  39  1942     86 / 62      2.53  1927     .09   
28    102  2005  40  1996     85 / 61      2.64  1895     .08   
29    100  1977  42  2020     85 / 61      3.81  2012     .08   
30    103  1977  40  1984     85 / 61      2.57  1903     .08   

Highest September Temperature: 108 on 9/8/2023

Lowest September Temperature: 38 on 9/24/1989

Normal September Precipitation: 2.67 inches

Greatest September Precipitation: 11.03 inches in 1974

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