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Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Plains, Ozarks, and Upper Midwest Thursday

Heavy thunderstorms will continue areas of excessive rainfall and locally considerable flooding over parts of the southern Plains into the mid-Mississippi River Valley through Friday. Heavy to excessive rainfall may bring flash and urban flooding, along with isolated riverine flooding to a part of the Upper Midwest Thursday. Read More >

McAlester, Oklahoma
February Climate Data (Page 2)

    |-- Temp. Records --||-- Precip Records --||------ Degree Day Normals -------|
     Hi        Lo         Record     Record     Heating          Cooling
Day  Mean Year Mean Year  Rain  Year Snow  Year Day Month Season Day Month Season  Day
 1    66  1986  12  1985  1.51  1990   2.3  1985  23   23   1994   0    0      1    1 
 2    68  1986  (8) 1985  0.65  1989   2.0  1956  22   45   2016   0    0      1    2 
 3    66  2025  12  1989  0.77  1986     T  1959  22   67   2038   0    0      1    3 
 4    71  2007  10  1989  1.08  1964   3.0  1985  22   89   2060   0    0      1    4 
 5    59 *2019  13  1989  1.14  1957   1.0  1983  22  111   2082   0    0      1    5 
  
 6    66  2017  15  1985  0.86  1999   5.0  1979  22  133   2104   0    0      1    6 
 7    66  2009  21  1985  1.78  1973   2.1  1961  21  154   2125   0    0      1    7 
 8    67  2001  18  1971  1.10  2023     T  1973  21  175   2146   0    0      1    8 
 9    69  1999  13  1979  2.84  1966   4.0  1978  21  196   2167   0    0      1    9 
10    70  1999  14  2011  1.10  2009   1.3  1986  21  217   2188   0    0      1   10 
 
11   (75) 2017  13  1981  1.09  1977   0.5  1988  21  238   2209   0    0      1   11 
12    70  1962  19  2021  1.67  1978   1.0  1982  20  258   2229   0    0      1   12 
13    71  1962  17  2021  1.26  1989   2.0  1968  20  278   2249   0    0      1   13 
14    68  1954  11  2021  1.72  2017   1.0  1968  20  298   2269   0    0      1   14 
15    70  1954  (4) 2021  1.78  2001   3.8  1960  20  318   2289   0    0      1   15 
 
16    65  2011   5  2021  2.07  2008   1.0  1978  20  338   2309   0    0      1   16 
17    68  2011  15  1979  1.48  1956   7.0  1978  19  357   2328   0    0      1   17 
18    67  2011  14  1978  0.86  1988   0.2  1973  19  376   2347   0    0      1   18 
19    67  2016  13  2025  1.08  1954   0.0    --  19  395   2366   0    0      1   19 
20    70  2016  14  2025  2.62  2018     T  1960  19  414   2385   0    0      1   20 
 
21    70  2024  20  1978  1.36  1969   2.0  1968  18  432   2403   0    0      1   21 
22    69  1996  22  1968  2.30  1975   1.0  1971  18  450   2421   0    0      1   22 
23    69  1982  21  2022 (2.95) 1985 (10.1) 1975  18  468   2439   0    0      1   23 
24    68  2000  20 *2003  1.21  1993   6.0  1979  17  485   2456   0    0      1   24 
25    68  1996  21 *2003  0.46  2013     T  1960  17  502   2473   0    0      1   25 
 
26    69 *2024  24  1960  2.08  1984   1.1  1982  17  519   2490   0    0      1   26 
27    68  1981  23  2015  0.65  2018   1.0  1984  17  536   2507   0    0      1   27 
28    70  2017  19  1962  1.99  1987     T  1960  16  552   2523   0    0      1   28 
29    66  2000  25  1960  0.24  2004     T  1960  16  568   2539   0    0      1   29 
 
* Indicates occurrences in previous years     ( ) Indicates monthly extremes

[ Add February 29 Degree Days to each month's total during Leap Years only ]

Period of Record:

Temperature:  1953-Present
Rainfall:     1953-Present
Snowfall:     1953-1997
Normals:      1991-2020 (30 Year Average)
(Monthly normals are computed by adding all of the daily mean data
 and then dividing by the number of days in the month)

 

Updated: April 13, 2025