Lala Approaching Hawaii; Flash Flooding Risks; Excessive Heat

Lala, may become a hurricane, is expected to impact Hawaii this weekend. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, dangerous surf and localized flooding are expected. Heavy rainfall and flash flooding concerns from the mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley into the central Appalachians continues, with the threat shifting toward the mid-Atlantic later this weekend. Record heat continues for areas of the South. Read More >

Driest Months

Abilene

January	February	March	April	May	June
1912 TR	1999 0.00	1904 0.00	1961 TR	1911 0.06	1994 TR
1914 TR	1907 0.00	1920 0.01	1939 0.09	1956 0.15	1901 TR
1967 TR	1909 0.00	1925 0.02	1980 0.17	1886 0.33	1936 0.01
1986 0.01	1899 0.01	1887 0.03	1984 0.20	1984 0.42	1954 0.03
1971 0.01	1916 0.01	1963 0.03	1893 0.28	1977 0.44	1952 0.04

July	August	September	October	November	December
2011 TR	2000 0.00	1956 TR	1952 0.00	1949 0.00	1908 0.00
1970 TR	1952 0.02	1948 0.01	1898 TR	1988 TR	1996 TR
1946 TR	1938 0.04	1979 0.01	1921 0.01	1950 TR	1972 TR
2000 0.031	1929 0.05	1939 0.03	1893 0.03	1948 TR	1925 TR
2001 0.03	1902 0.06	1997 0.04	1950 0.09	1927 TR	1889 TR

Abilene's Driest Months 0.00 February 1999 0.00 February 1909 0.00 March 1907 0.00 March 1904		0.00 October 1952 0.00 November 1949 0.00 December 1908

San Angelo

January	February	March	April	May	June
1871 0.00	1916 0.00	1872 0.00	1920 0.00	1876 0.00	1917 0.00
1887 0.00	1926 0.00	1887 0.00	1998 0.00	1911 0.04	1924 TR
1967 0.00	1946 TR	1904 0.00	1873 TR	2009 0.12	1933 TR
1959 TR	1930 TR	1972 TR	1892 TR	1946 0.12	1990 0.05
1971 TR	1936 TR	1971* TR	1918 TR	1878 0.17	1956 0.07

July	August	September	October	November	December
1871 0.00	2000 0.00	1947 0.00	1952 0.00	1988 0.00	1973 TR
2011 TR	1943 TR	1912 TR	1915 0.00	1950 0.00	1968 TR
1970 TR	1938 TR	1983 TR	1885 0.00	1949 0.00	1966 TR
1963 TR	1959 TR	1979 0.06	1876 0.00	1926 0.00	1950 TR
1944* TR	1922 0.03	1934 0.08	1875 0.00	1924 0.00	1922 TR

*Also in earlier years

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