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Powerful Pacific System Impacting the West; First Significant Snow for Portions of the East

Power Pacific system will continue to bring significant impacts for Pacific Northwest into northern California the remainder of the week. Dangerous coastal affects, heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and higher elevation mountain snow continues. Meanwhile, a storm across the east is set to bring the first accumulating snow to many higher elevations of the Catskills into the central Appalachians. Read More >

Fort Smith, Arkansas
February Climate Data (Page 2)

    |-- Temp. Records --||- Precip Records -||------ Degree Day Normals -------|
     Hi        Lo         Record    Record    Heating          Cooling
Day  Mean Year Mean Year  Rain Year Snow Year Day Month Season Day Month Season  Day
 1   69.0 1911  6.0 1951  2.37 1956  2.3 1985  23   23   2026    0    0      0    1 
 2   65.0 1986 11.0 1951  1.46 1886  8.0 1885  23   46   2049    0    0      0    2 
 3   63.0 1927 13.5 1996  2.04 1997  5.2 1939  23   69   2072    0    0      0    3 
 4   66.0*1927 11.5 1886  1.16 1955  3.0 2011  23   92   2095    0    0      0    4 
 5   66.5 1927 15.5 1989  2.14 1957  2.0 1905  22  114   2117    0    0      0    5 
  
 6   63.5 2017 18.5*2014  1.28 1890  2.0 1903  22  136   2139    0    0      0    6 
 7   67.5 2017  0.5 1895  2.22 1900  5.1 1961  22  158   2161    0    0      0    7 
 8   68.0 2001  7.0 1895  2.63 1894  4.0*2010  22  180   2183    0    0      0    8 
 9   67.0 1957 14.0 1979  3.17 1966  5.3 2011  22  202   2205    0    0      0    9 
10   69.5 1932  9.0 1885 (3.85)1884  1.5 1940  21  223   2226    0    0      0   10 
 
11   67.0 2017  3.5 1899  2.41 1884  3.0 1911  21  244   2247    0    0      0   11 
12   65.5 1938(-4.0)1899  2.28 1884  3.8 1982  21  265   2268    0    0      0   12 
13   66.5 1990  5.0 1905  3.23 1949  3.9 1944  21  286   2289    0    0      0   13 
14   66.5 1954 14.5 2021  2.12 1938  3.4 1958  20  306   2309    0    0      0   14 
15   67.0 1976  5.0 2021  2.37 2001  5.3 1960  20  326   2329    0    0      0   15 
 
16   69.5 1911  6.0 2021  2.41 1938  3.7 1952  20  346   2349    0    0      0   16 
17   71.0 1911 14.5 1900  2.30 1938  4.9 1978  20  366   2369    0    0      0   17 
18   64.0*2011 15.0 1910  1.81 1951  7.6 1921  19  385   2388    0    0      0   18 
19   65.5 1922 18.0 1978  1.57 1939(10.7)1921  19  404   2407    0    0      0   19 
20   67.0 1922 22.0 1929  2.54 1945  6.0 1902  19  423   2426    0    0      0   20 
 
21   69.5 1897 22.5 1939  1.79 1969  2.5 1912  19  442   2445    0    0      0   21 
22   66.5 2024 24.0 1968  2.17 1975  2.0 2015  18  460   2463    0    0      0   22 
23   71.0 2017 24.5 1889  2.80 1985  5.5 1975  18  478   2481    0    0      0   23 
24  (73.5)1930 24.0 1960  1.86 1979  6.0 1941  18  496   2499    0    0      0   24 
25   69.5 1936 23.0 1960  1.09 1899  2.2 1893  17  513   2516    0    0      0   25 
 
26   67.5 1996 21.0 1934  1.43 1945  1.5 1982  17  530   2533    0    0      0   26 
27   68.0 2024 21.5 2015  1.19 1945  4.2 1945  17  547   2550    0    0      0   27 
28   69.5 2017 16.5 1890  1.35 1981  4.5 1913  17  564   2567    0    0      0   28 
29   70.5 1908 30.5 1920  0.17 2004  0.1 1980 [17  581   2584    0    0      0]  29 

* Indicates occurrences in previous years     ( ) Indicates monthly extremes
[ ] Add February 29 Degree Days to each month's total during Leap Years only
Periods of Record:

Temperature:  June 1882 - Present
Rainfall:     June 1882 - Present
Snowfall:     October 1883 - Present
Normals:      1991-2020 (30 Year Average)
(Monthly normals are computed by adding all of the daily mean data
 and then dividing by the number of days in the month)

 

Updated: April 17, 2024