Heat Wave Expands to the East Coast; Flash Flooding Likely in the Central Plains into the Midwest; Severe Thunderstorms in the Northeast

Dangerous, prolonged heat is ongoing in the Mid-South to Mid-Mississippi Valley and heat expands into the Northeast for a brief period today. Widely scattered instances of flash flooding due to heavy rains are forecast from northeast Kansas to much of Indiana. Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across parts of New England, northern Mid-Atlantic, and North Dakota. Read More >

Spring (March, April, May) Rainfall for Fayetteville, Arkansas

All rainfall amounts are in inches

For the 76-year period of Spring 1950 through Spring 2025

Wettest Spring was 28.81 recorded in 2011

Driest Spring was 7.59 recorded in 1963

Difference between the wettest and driest Spring was 21.22

Driest Spring

Wettest Spring

RANK	YEAR	RAIN	RANK	YEAR	RAIN

1	1963	7.59	41	1970	13.82
2	1951	7.80	42	2010	14.25
3	2012	7.90	43	1987	14.30
4	1997	8.00	44	1955	14.34
5	2007	8.27	45	1979	14.71
6	2005	8.88	46	1986	14.88
7	1977	9.05	47	1974	14.99
8	1962	9.29	48	1989	15.09
9	2001	9.40	49	2009	15.58
10	1971	10.11	50	1968	15.73
11	1992	10.69	51	1981	15.93
12	1965	11.11	52	2019	15.99
13	1954	11.26	53	1960	16.35
14	1967	11.32	54	1985	16.44
15	2003	11.45	55	2004	16.47
16	2006	11.53	56	1983	16.61
17	1975	11.55	57	2021	16.65
18	1958	11.57	58	2002	16.65
19	1969	11.75	59	1995	16.71
20	1964	11.91	60	1999	16.88
21	1980	11.94	61	1961	18.21
22	1972	11.96	62	2013	18.25
23	2014	12.04	63	2020	18.73
24	1976	12.10	64	1993	18.88
25	1966	12.38	65	1953	19.74
26	2000	12.48	66	1984	20.03
27	1991	12.48	67	1950	20.05
28	2023	12.51	68	1978	20.08
29	1959	12.59	69	2015	20.40
30	1998	12.68	70	2008	21.58
31	2018	12.76	71	2025	24.26
32	2024	12.89	72	1973	24.61
33	2022	12.95	73	2017	25.05
34	1994	13.04	74	1957	28.10
35	1996	13.06	75	1990	28.21
36	1988	13.06	76	2011	28.81
37	2016	13.19
38	1952	13.24
39	1956	13.49
40	1982	13.55

RANK	YEAR	RAIN	RANK	YEAR	RAIN

1	2011	28.81	41	1996	13.06
2	1990	28.21	42	1988	13.06
3	1957	28.10	43	1994	13.04
4	2017	25.05	44	2022	12.95
5	1973	24.61	45	2024	12.89
6	2025	24.26	46	2018	12.76
7	2008	21.58	47	1998	12.68
8	2015	20.40	48	1959	12.59
9	1978	20.08	49	2023	12.51
10	1950	20.05	50	2000	12.48
11	1984	20.03	51	1991	12.48
12	1953	19.74	52	1966	12.38
13	1993	18.88	53	1976	12.10
14	2020	18.73	54	2014	12.04
15	2013	18.25	55	1972	11.96
16	1961	18.21	56	1980	11.94
17	1999	16.88	57	1964	11.91
18	1995	16.71	58	1969	11.75
19	2021	16.65	59	1958	11.57
20	2002	16.65	60	1975	11.55
21	1983	16.61	61	2006	11.53
22	2004	16.47	62	2003	11.45
23	1985	16.44	63	1967	11.32
24	1960	16.35	64	1954	11.26
25	2019	15.99	65	1965	11.11
26	1981	15.93	66	1992	10.69
27	1968	15.73	67	1971	10.11
28	2009	15.58	68	2001	9.40
29	1989	15.09	69	1962	9.29
30	1974	14.99	70	1977	9.05
31	1986	14.88	71	2005	8.88
32	1979	14.71	72	2007	8.27
33	1955	14.34	73	1997	8.00
34	1987	14.30	74	2012	7.90
35	2010	14.25	75	1951	7.80
36	1970	13.82	76	1963	7.59
37	1982	13.55
38	1956	13.49
39	1952	13.24
40	2016	13.19

Data is for Drake Field

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Updated: June 13, 2025

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