Heavy Rainfall Continues in South Florida, Southern Rockies, and the Northern Plains

A stationary front will continue to bring heavy to excessive rainfall to South Florida into Saturday with localized and urban flooding possible. Heavy to excessive rainfall is forecast through Saturday over the southern Rockies into the northern Plains. Instances of flash flooding are possible, especially in higher terrain and burn scars. Read More >

**Chicago Seasonal Temperature, Precipitation, and Snow Rankings**
Temperature:	Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
Precipitation:	Spring	Summer	Fall	Winter
Snow:	Spring		Fall	Winter

CHICAGO WINTER PRECIPITATION RANKINGS
WINTER (DECEMBER - FEBRUARY)

Seasonal Total Precipitation
Normal: 6.07 inches

***Smallest to Greatest Official Chicago Precipitation Data from 1871 - 2021/2022***

1.60	1930	-	1931	4.96	1923	-	1924	6.53	1921	-	1922
1.85	1962	-	1963	4.96	1947	-	1948	6.54	1899	-	1900
1.94	1919	-	1920	5.01	1952	-	1953	6.60	1953	-	1954
2.23	1960	-	1961	5.04	1927	-	1928	6.74	1887	-	1888
2.30	1976	-	1977	5.09	1956	-	1957	6.77	2017	-	2018
2.41	1963	-	1964	5.09	1958	-	1959	6.79	2010	-	2011
2.45	1876	-	1877	5.11	1954	-	1955	6.91	1896	-	1897
2.48	2002	-	2003	5.12	2019	-	2020	6.94	1987	-	1988
2.75	1933	-	1934	5.19	1890	-	1891	6.94	2015	-	2016
2.77	1926	-	1927	5.21	1970	-	1971	6.98	1908	-	1909
2.88	1995	-	1996	5.23	1994	-	1995	7.02	1915	-	1916
2.93	1943	-	1944	5.33	1993	-	1994	7.10	1928	-	1929
3.04	1939	-	1940	5.38	1938	-	1939	7.13	1950	-	1951
3.08	1944	-	1945	5.38	1951	-	1952	7.14	1992	-	1993
3.15	2001	-	2002	5.39	1941	-	1942	7.24	2013	-	2014
3.16	1955	-	1956	5.40	1894	-	1895	7.30	1889	-	1890
3.18	1922	-	1923	5.40	1937	-	1938	7.31	1998	-	1999
3.25	1872	-	1873	5.48	1925	-	1926	7.32	1965	-	1966
3.29	1898	-	1899	5.49	1929	-	1930	7.34	2004	-	2005
3.40	1957	-	1958	5.50	1936	-	1937	7.52	1972	-	1973
3.44	2003	-	2004	5.50	2009	-	2010	7.67	1906	-	1907
3.58	1874	-	1875	5.53	1983	-	1984	7.72	1964	-	1965
3.65	2014	-	2015	5.68	1977	-	1978	7.73	1966	-	1967
3.75	1986	-	1987	5.69	1931	-	1932	7.75	1897	-	1898
3.78	1900	-	1901	5.73	2021	-	2022	7.81	1917	-	1918
3.86	1969	-	1970	5.75	2020	-	2021	7.86	1984	-	1985
3.89	1901	-	1902	5.80	2000	-	2001	7.96	1971	-	1972
3.97	1990	-	1991	5.82	1893	-	1894	8.09	2018	-	2019
3.97	1991	-	1992	5.86	1934	-	1935	8.14	1909	-	1910
3.99	1988	-	1989	5.87	1997	-	1998	8.15	1996	-	1997
4.20	1924	-	1925	5.88	1980	-	1981	8.22	1978	-	1979
4.21	1935	-	1936	5.94	2005	-	2006	8.32	1974	-	1975
4.36	1981	-	1982	6.00	1932	-	1933	8.42	1885	-	1886
4.38	1912	-	1913	6.00	1999	-	2000	8.47	1882	-	1883
4.39	1913	-	1914	6.02	1902	-	1903	8.50	1907	-	1908
4.46	1985	-	1986	6.05	1975	-	1976	8.78	1948	-	1949
4.49	1904	-	1905	6.15	1883	-	1884	8.80	2012	-	2013
4.57	1945	-	1946	6.15	1892	-	1893	8.89	1959	-	1960
4.59	1878	-	1879	6.15	2011	-	2012	8.91	1879	-	1880
4.65	1940	-	1941	6.16	2016	-	2017	8.95	2007	-	2008
4.68	1920	-	1921	6.17	1942	-	1943	9.40	1884	-	1885
4.68	1989	-	1990	6.18	1877	-	1878	9.42	1873	-	1874
4.72	1905	-	1906	6.22	1918	-	1919	9.67	1973	-	1974
4.76	1910	-	1911	6.23	1961	-	1962	9.74	1875	-	1876
4.79	1979	-	1980	6.24	1903	-	1904	9.99	1886	-	1887
4.80	1916	-	1917	6.24	1914	-	1915	10.32	2008	-	2009
4.87	1946	-	1947	6.26	1880	-	1881	11.28	1982	-	1983
4.88	1891	-	1892	6.33	1968	-	1969	11.30	1895	-	1896
4.89	1888	-	1889	6.44	1967	-	1968	13.79	1949	-	1950
4.95	1911	-	1912	6.46	1881	-	1882
4.96	1871	-	1872	6.51	2006	-	2007

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Heavy Rainfall Continues in South Florida, Southern Rockies, and the Northern Plains

Chicago, IL Seasonal Winter Precipitation Rankings