Atmospheric River in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies this Weekend

A Pacific storm and atmospheric river will impact the Pacific Northwest states and northern Rockies this weekend, bringing locally heavy low elevations rain and heavy high elevation snow in the mountains. By Sunday over the Interior Northwest, rain combined with snowmelt will increase the risk of flood hazards. Flood Watches are in effect. Read More >

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AVERAGE TEMPERATURE RECORDS

WARMEST YEARS COLDEST YEARS

1. 56.5 1934 1. 49.3 1912

2. 56.5 1981 2. 49.7 1993

3. 55.7 1954 3. 49.8 1895

4. 55.7 2016 4. 50.0 1913

5. 55.1 1970 5. 50.1 1898

6. 54.9 1969 6. 50.2 1891

7. 54.8 2012 7. 50.2 1997

8. 54.8 2015 8. 50.3 1899

9. 54.6 2017 9. 50.4 1995

10. 54.6 2020 10. 50.5 1905

1951

WARMEST WINTERS COLDEST WINTERS

1. 39.6 1933-34 1. 23.8 1898-99

2. 39.4 1980-81 2. 24.8 1978-79

3. 38.3 1906-07 3. 26.5 1911-12

4. 37.6 1953-54 4. 27.4 1987-88

5. 37.5 1934-35 5. 27.6 1909-10

6. 36.8 1969-70 6. 27.8 1983-84

7. 36.5 1957-58 7. 27.9 1959-60

8. 36.1 1942-43 8. 27.9 2009-10

9. 36.0 1889-90 9. 28.2 1912-13

10. 35.9 1970-71 10. 28.2 1961-62
1975-76
1999-00

2015-16

WARMEST SUMMERS COLDEST SUMMERS

1. 77.7 1970 1. 68.3 1915

2. 77.4 2012 2. 69.3 1895

3. 77.2 2011 3. 69.7 1904

4. 2020 4. 69.9 1912

5. 77.1 2016 5. 70.2 1945

6. 76.9 1934 6. 1992

7. 76.5 2002 7. 2004

8. 2018 8. 70.5 1906

9. 76.3 1980 9. 70.6 1891

10. 1981 10. 1903

Records are in degrees fahrenheit, June 27 1888 to present.

Winter temps (Dec. - Feb.) Summer temps (June - Aug.)

Averages are based on a sum of months.

Current through January 1, 2022.

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