Warm Growing Season: Mar 1, 2010 through Mar 17, 2010 |
| Climate Division |
Total Rainfall |
Departure from Normal |
Pct of Normal |
Driest since |
Wettest since |
Rank since 1921 (89 periods) |
| Panhandle |
1.11" |
+0.22" |
125% |
2008 (0.28") | 2004 (2.15") | 20th wettest |
| N. Central |
1.02" |
-0.45" |
70% |
2008 (0.98") | 2004 (3.71") | 33rd wettest |
| Northeast |
0.90" |
-1.12" |
45% |
2007 (0.41") | 2008 (1.68") | 36th driest |
| W. Central |
0.45" |
-0.87" |
34% |
2006 (0.10") | 2008 (0.82") | 38th driest |
| Central |
0.82" |
-0.96" |
46% |
2007 (0.80") | 2008 (1.14") | 43rd driest |
| E. Central |
0.85" |
-1.39" |
38% |
2007 (0.39") | 2008 (3.01") | 23rd driest |
| Southwest |
0.66" |
-0.58" |
53% |
2006 (0.08") | 2008 (0.81") | 45th wettest |
| S. Central |
1.34" |
-0.60" |
69% |
2007 (0.86") | 2008 (2.31") | 38th wettest |
| Southeast |
0.88" |
-1.58" |
36% |
2007 (0.38") | 2008 (4.29") | 15th driest |
| Statewide |
0.91" |
-0.80" |
53% |
2007 (0.61") | 2008 (1.65") | 33rd driest |
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| Climate Division |
Driest on Record |
Wettest on Record |
Mar 17 25cm FWI |
Mar 17 KBDI |
17-day SPI |
Most Like (Arndt Score) |
| Panhandle |
0.00" (1972) |
2.70" (1922) |
0.88 |
252 |
+0.94 |
1927 (9.60) |
| N. Central |
0.00" (1972) |
4.33" (1973) |
0.87 |
98 |
+0.36 |
1979 (9.55) |
| Northeast |
0.04" (2003) |
7.04" (1990) |
0.95 |
9 |
-0.26 |
1961 (9.90) |
| W. Central |
0.00" (1989) |
3.99" (2004) |
0.87 |
51 |
-0.13 |
1968 (9.98) |
| Central |
0.01" (1962) |
6.50" (1990) |
0.93 |
15 |
-0.09 |
1966 (9.57) |
| E. Central |
0.04" (1962) |
6.60" (1990) |
0.95 |
19 |
-0.50 |
1966 (9.59) |
| Southwest |
0.00" (1972) |
4.26" (1998) |
0.91 |
46 |
+0.06 |
1975 (9.91) |
| S. Central |
0.04" (1954) |
5.45" (1990) |
0.96 |
23 |
+0.24 |
1959 (9.88) |
| Southeast |
0.05" (1954) |
5.78" (1973) |
0.96 |
34 |
-0.90 |
1972 (9.75) |
| Statewide |
0.06" (1962) |
4.46" (1990) |
0.92 |
61 |
-0.14 |
1959 (9.92) |
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