Extreme Fire Weather Concerns for the Western U.S.; Severe Weather and Flooding Threats for the Central U.S.

Extremely critical fire weather conditions are expected to develop across the Great Basin and Southwest today, and exceptionally dry and windy conditions will promote rapid wildfire spread through the weekend. Scattered severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are possible across parts of the Ozark Plateau into lower Ohio Valley and parts of the northern Rockies into adjacent Great Plains. Read More >

                            San Angelo January Climatology

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

 1     83   2006   11  1979     60 / 33      0.71   1944   .03   
 2     81   2009    6  1979     60 / 33      0.66   1944   .03   
 3     86   2006    5  1911     60 / 33      0.87   2007   .03   
 4     78   1921    2  1947     60 / 33      0.47   1915   .02   
 5     81   2026    1* 1947     60 / 33      0.97   1920   .03   

 6     85   1927    5  1947     60 / 33      0.54   1938   .03   
 7     87   1927    9  1912     60 / 33      2.16   1961   .02   
 8     90   1969   11  1979     60 / 33      1.64   1984   .03   
 9     85   2009   10  2010     60 / 33      1.38   2012   .02   
10     80   1953   10  1962     60 / 33      0.58   2021   .03   

11     83   2017    1* 1918     61 / 33      0.82   1920   .03   
12     85   2000    2  1918     61 / 33      0.54   1939   .02   
13     85   1957   11  1916     61 / 33      0.75   1944   .03   
14     82   2020    1* 1944     61 / 33      0.34   1946   .03   
15     77   1974    3  1944     61 / 34      1.04   2004   .02   

16     81   1914   15  1982     61 / 34      1.20   1919   .03   
17     86   1943   10  2018     61 / 34      2.50   1919   .03   
18     86   1914    1* 1930     61 / 34      0.58   1934   .03   
19     87   2000    8  1943     61 / 34      1.54   1990   .03   
20     85   1999    7  1943     61 / 34      1.05   1983   .03  

21     86   1974   12  1935     61 / 34      0.72   1994   .04   
22     85   2010    6  1918     62 / 34      1.12   1919   .03   
23     86   1972   10  1963     62 / 34      0.75   1938   .04   
24     89   1943    6  1963     62 / 34      1.08   1926   .03   
25     82   1950    4  1926     62 / 34      1.36   2012   .03   

26     88   1912    6  1926     62 / 34      1.12   1992   .04   
27     86   1975   11  1926     62 / 34      0.50   2005   .03  
28     85   1970   11  1948     62 / 34      1.40   2010   .03   
29     83   1971    9  2014     63 / 35      0.60   1999   .04   
30     85   2016    8  1949     63 / 35      0.75   1964   .03   
31     91*  1911    7  1949     63 / 35      2.05   1913   .03   

Highest January Temperature: 91 on 1/31/1911
Lowest January Temperature: 1 on 1/5/1947, 1/11/1918, 1/14/1944, and 1/18/1930
Normal January Precipitation: 0.92 inches
Greatest January Precipitation: 5.41 inches in 1919

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