Heat Wave Persists Over the Central U.S.; Significant Flooding Expected in the Northern Mid-Atlantic Tuesday

Dangerous and extreme heat will remain across portions of the Central U.S. this week, persisting across the Mid to Lower Mississippi Valleys, Gulf Coast, Southern Plains and portions of Texas. A heat wave over the Southwest will intensify late this week. Severe thunderstorms and flash flooding will spread from the Great Lakes/Ohio Valley to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast the next few days. Read More >

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Hourly Surface Observations (3-Day Archive)
Abilene
San Angelo
Junction
Sonora
Brady
Brownwood
Sweetwater

CF6 Data Prior to 2006
Abilene
San Angelo
Junction

CLM Data
Abilene
San Angelo

Cooperative Observer Data
Daily Temperature and Precipitation
Monthly Precipitation

Supplemental Daily Precipitation Data
24 Hour Rainfall Reports through 7AM
Additional Local Rainfall Reports (Issued only when precipitation occurs)

Historical Monthly and Annual Rainfall Data
Abilene: 1885-1924 | 1925-1968 | 1969-2011
San Angelo: 1867-1924 | 1925-1976 | 1977-2011

Annual Rainfall Charts
Abilene
San Angelo

Miscellaneous Information
Record Event Report
Normals and Records
Monthly and Annual Highlights
Snowfall
Wettest Months
Driest Months
Wettest and Driest Years
Warmest and Coolest Months
Warmest and Coolest Years
Consecutive Days with no measurable precipitation
White Christmas Climatology
Christmas Day Climatology
Freeze Information
Barometric Pressure
Wind Roses

Climate Links
National Climatic Data Center
Southern Regional Climate Center
Office of the State Climatologist
Climate Prediction Center
El Niño/La Niña Information

New- Climate Graphs
Abilene and San Angelo

New- Climate Maps
Texas & Southern U.S.

Severe Weather Reports
West Central Texas / National

Severe Weather Climatolgy
KDYX / KSJT / National
A Severe Weather and Flood Climatology of West Central Texas

Climate Outlooks
Climate Outlook for Winter 2011-2012

Drought Information
West Central Texas Drought Information Page
Local Drought Status and Outlook

National Data
Experimental Precipitation Analysis
Precipitation & Temperature
Weekly Weather & Crop Bulletin

Local El Niño/La Niña Studies
The Effects of El Niño/La Niña on Precipitation in West Central Texas
West Central Texas During El Niño:
A Look at Snowfall
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Monthly Graphs
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Average Wind:
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Max Temperatures >= 90F:
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Average Snowfall:
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Record Heat in 2011
Summer Heat Records
Local Paper on Temperature and
Precipitation Records for 2011

100 Degree Temperature Stats
Abilene
San Angelo
San Angelo in 2010

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