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 June Climatology

         Record Temps      Normals Temps  Record Precip   Normal Precip.
Date  High Year  Low Year   High / Low     Most  Year     Day  
 
 1    106  2004  48  1964     93 / 68      1.39  2016     .10   
 2    107  2018  46  1919     93 / 68      1.48  2019     .10   
 3    107  2024  43  1919     93 / 68      2.05  1991     .10   
 4    111  2024  47  1919     93 / 68      1.37  1983     .09   
 5    106  2022  50  1970     93 / 69      1.34  1935     .10   

 6    106  2022  54  1987     93 / 69      2.82  1999     .09   
 7    107  1994  52  1983     94 / 69      1.90  1913     .10   
 8    105  2011  56  1916     94 / 69      1.63  1940     .10   
 9    109  1917  55  1978     94 / 69      1.73  1951     .08   
10    108  2012  53  1955     94 / 70      3.23  1919     .09   

11    109  2012  50  1979     94 / 70      2.31  1972     .08   
12    108  2022  49  1979     94 / 70      1.47  1932     .08   
13    109  1942  53  1909     94 / 70      2.38  1928     .08   
14    106  2011  57  1979     94 / 70      1.85  1921     .08   
15    109  1960  51  1917     95 / 70      2.14  1961     .08   

16    110  1924  55  1933     95 / 70      1.26  1961     .08   
17    109  2017  53  1917     95 / 70      1.94  1961     .08   
18    108  2011  42  1912     95 / 71      1.50  1912     .07   
19    111  2023  53  1912     95 / 71      1.75  1920     .07   
20    114**2023  54  1912     95 / 71      1.42  2007     .07   


21    114**2023  56  1920     95 / 71      1.91  2004     .06   
22    107  2023  48  1912     95 / 71      0.81  2020     .06   
23    109  2017  40* 1912     95 / 71      1.30  2017     .06   
24    109  2023  47  1912     95 / 71      1.25  2007     .07   
25    112  2023  49  1912     95 / 71      1.25  1925     .06   

26    112  2023  51  1912     96 / 71      1.10  1988     .06   
27    109  2023  48  1912     96 / 71      3.30  2016     .05   
28    110  1994  55  1985     96 / 71      2.62  1955     .06   
29    108  1994  54  1985     96 / 71      2.70  1913     .06   
30    106  1928  59  1985     96 / 71      1.11  1967     .05   

Highest June Temperature: 114 on 6/20/2023, 6/21/2023 
** This is also the highest temperature ever recorded in San Angelo

Lowest June Temperature: 40 on 6/23/1912

Normal June Precipitation: 2.31 inches

Greatest June Precipitation: 6.75 inches in 1940

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