Series of Pacific storms will continue to significantly impact portions of the West through this last weekend of 2024; Strong winds, high surf, heavy lower elevation rain and heavy mountain snow expected. Across the Plains, low visibility and dense fog will make for travel difficulties as warmer air lifts north. This will fuel severe thunderstorms across several southern states on Saturday. Read More >
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February 2018 was warmer than normal over the west and central areas and near normal in the east. Precipitation was near to below normal in the north and east, and above normal in the southwest and south central. A mostly quiet first 9 days of the month with little precipitation and above normal temperatures. We finally received some much needed snow on the 10th into the 11th across the northern half of the state, primarily in the mountains. A break from the 12th to 13th was followed by a nice rain and mountain snow event from late on the 14th through the 15th. Precipitation lingered across the south through the 16th. A more active weather pattern finally set in, with another storm on the 18th into the 20th bringing strong to high winds and some mountain snow. The next storm delivered snow to the northern mountains on the 21st to 22nd. The remainder of the month was quiet aside from gusty winds and critical fire weather conditions. A weak upper level disturbance arrived on the 28th with light rain and mountain snow. |
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Statewide Precipitation and Temperatures
Climate Cities Temperatures and Precipitation
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