An active pattern will continue to bring heavy to excessive rainfall and flash flooding threats to the Midwest and Ohio Valley over the next couple of days. Dangerous heat continues across the central/southern Plains and Southeast U.S. into next week. There is potential for record-tying/breaking temperatures with many areas forecast to see their hottest temperatures so far this year. Read More >
San Angelo March Climatology
Record Temps Normals Temps Record Precip Normal Precip.
Date High Year Low Year High / Low Most Year Day
1 95 2006 10 1922 69 / 41 1.17 1921 .05
2 93 1974 8* 1980 69 / 42 0.67 1997 .05
3 91 2011 10 1922 69 / 42 0.50 2008 .05
4 89 2009 12 1922 69 / 42 2.22 2020 .05
5 92 2009 15 2019 70 / 43 1.68 2005 .05
6 91 1918 16 1915 70 / 43 0.63 1937 .05
7 92 1972 19 1944 70 / 43 0.73 1927 .05
8 92 1934 19 1943 71 / 44 3.87 1953 .05
9 90 1911 15 1996 71 / 44 0.83 1953 .05
10 92 2026 14 1927 71 / 44 0.93 1987 .04
11 97 1911 13 1948 71 / 44 1.78 2016 .05
12 94 1989 13 1948 72 / 45 0.95 1995 .04
13 94 1967 19 1951 72 / 45 0.64 2019 .05
14 93 2025 20 1988 72 / 45 0.16 1962 .04
15 92 1908 22 1962 73 / 46 1.01 1998 .05
16 96 1908 23 1913 73 / 46 0.51 1998 .05
17 98 1908 23 1947 73 / 46 2.05 2008 .05
18 94 1908 26 1988 74 / 46 1.22 2008 .04
19 94 1994 14 1927 74 / 47 1.20 1985 .05
20 91 2017 17 1965 74 / 47 1.06 1970 .04
21 100* 2026 24 1915 75 / 47 0.62 2003 .05
22 92 2023 20 1914 75 / 47 0.50 1979 .05
23 94 1934 24 1952 75 / 48 0.93 1969 .05
24 93 1988 23 2006 76 / 48 0.58 1919 .05
25 94 2018 25 1955 76 / 48 1.82 1934 .05
26 93 2022 22 1955 76 / 48 1.22 2007 .05
27 96 1971 23 1955 77 / 48 1.30 1999 .04
28 94 1967 24 1955 77 / 49 0.61 1989 .05
29 97 1967 27 1987 77 / 49 0.81 2006 .04
30 95 1974 23 1987 78 / 49 0.90 2007 .05
31 97 1974 26 1926 78 / 49 0.98 1910 .05
Highest March Temperature: 100 on 3/21/2026 Lowest March Temperature: 8 on 3/2/1980 Normal March Precipitation: 1.48 inches Greatest March Precipitation: 5.00 inches in 1953
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