Rain Providing Some Relief to Drought-Stricken Southern U.S.

A storm tracking across the southern U.S. will continue to bring areas of heavy thunderstorms with risks for severe weather and excessive rainfall from Texas to Florida through this weekend. While much of this rainfall will be beneficial to the drought, excessive rainfall may bring areas of flash and urban flooding. Read More >

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Each box in the calendar below contains the High Temperature, Low Temperature and Precipitation observed on the given day. If a value is shaded then it was the highest value observed in the month at that station. If a value is followed by a * or *T then that observed value broke or tied, respectively, the daily record value for the day. The calendar is updated every month, after the 1st of the month.

Note: when the calendar indicates a daily record was broken it does not take into account any observations in subsequent years. For example, if a calendar indicates a daily record was broken on 7/5/2013 it may not be the current daily record. The record may have been broken again on 7/5/2017. Data is from ACIS maintained by NOAA Regional Climate Centers. All records and observations are considered unofficial until certified by the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI).

Temperature and precipitation records for each station date back to:

	Temperature	Precipitation
Columbia Metro Airport (CAE)	06-05-1887	06-01-1887
Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)	05-06-1874	02-01-1871
Orangeburg Municipal Airport (OGB)	06-01-1997	04-01-1998
Columbia Owens Field (CUB)	10-14-1998	10-14-1998
Augusta Daniel Field (DNL)	07-01-1996	04-01-1998