Severe Thunderstorms in the Southern Plains; Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in South Central Texas

Widespread rain may produce flash flooding across the Southern Plains into the Ozarks today. Numerous instances of flash flooding are expected in south-central Texas, including the Hill Country. There will also be a risk of isolated severe thunderstorms across the southern Plains today, where an instance or two of severe wind, hail, or a brief tornado may occur. Read More >

                            San Angelo May Climatology

           Record Temps     Normals Temps   Record Precip  Normal Precip.
Date  High  Year  Low  Year   High / Low     Most   Year   Day    

 1    104   2002   40  1909     85 / 57      1.24   1966   .07   
 2     99   1998   35* 1967     85 / 57      1.54   1922   .07   
 3    103   1927   35* 2013     86 / 58      1.35   1918   .07   
 4    102   2012   39  1945     86 / 58      1.99   2018   .08   
 5    103   2014   39  1945     86 / 58      1.18   1993   .08   
 6    104   2000   41  1991     86 / 59      3.19   2025   .09   
 7    107   2022   37  1982     87 / 59      1.94   1942   .08   
 8    105   2022   36  1917     87 / 59      2.68   2019   .08   
 9    105   1967   41  1915     87 / 60      1.02   1968   .09   
10    106   1967   41  1997     87 / 60      3.20   1913   .09   
11    103   1967   40  1981     87 / 61      1.54   1988   .09   
12    102   1961   36  1960     88 / 61      1.79   1994   .10   
13    102   2006   37  1971     88 / 61      2.12   1958   .10   
14    108   2003   37  2014     88 / 62      1.62   2018   .10   
15    104   2022   39  2014     89 / 62      2.14   1981   .10   
16    103   2022   41  1926     89 / 62      1.94   1985   .10   
17    106   2013   44  1920     89 / 63      1.18   1914   .11   
18    107   2022   41  1945     89 / 63      4.01   2015   .11   
19    107   2022   46  1986     90 / 64      1.94   1961   .10   
20    105   2022   49  1952     90 / 64      1.15   1913   .12   
21    104   1953   47  1911     90 / 64      1.30   1928   .11   
22    107   1984   43  1928     90 / 65      1.90   1909   .12   
23    105   2011   48  2017     91 / 65      1.83   1954   .11   
24    109   2000   46  2017     91 / 65      2.39   2014   .12   
25    107   1989   51  1947     91 / 66      2.36   2014   .11   
26    102   1973   52  2022     91 / 66      1.87   2014   .11   
27    108   2011   53  1961     91 / 66      1.24   2016   .11   
28    110*  2011   51  1968     92 / 67      2.16   1987   .11   
29    107   1927   48  1947     92 / 67      2.40   1932   .11   
30    107   1927   46  1947     92 / 67      1.57   1987   .11   
31    104   1927   51  1909     92 / 67      3.06   1937   .10   

Highest May Temperature: 110 on 5/28/2011 

Lowest May Temperature: 35 on 5/2/1967 and 5/3/2013

Normal May Precipitation: 3.05 inches

Greatest May Precipitation: 11.24 inches in 1987

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Severe Thunderstorms in the Southern Plains; Heavy to Excessive Rainfall in South Central Texas

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