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Southeast Texas Climate Data

.Products

site Daily Month to
Date (F-6)		 Daily
Summary		 Record
Report		 Monthly
Data		 Normals, Means
and Extremes
Intercontinental Airport,
Houston, TX (IAH)
Scholes Field,
Galveston, TX (GLS)
Easterwood Airport,
College Station, TX (CLL)
Hobby Airport,
Houston, TX (HOU)		 - - -
Lone Star Executive Airport,
Conroe, TX (CXO)		 - - -
NWS Office,
League City, TX (HGX)		 - - -
Huntsville Municipal Airport,
Huntsville, TX (UTS)		 - - -
Hooks Memorial Airport,
Tomball, TX (DWH)		 - - -
Hull Airport,
Sugar Land, TX (SGR)		 - - -
Brazoria County Airport,
Angleton, TX (LBX)		 - - -
Palacios Municipal Airport,
Palacios, TX (PSX)		 - - -
Pearland Regional Airport,
Pearland, TX (LVJ)		 - - -
Brenham Municipal Airport,
Brenham, TX (11R)		 - - -
Wharton Regional Airport,
Wharton, TX (ARM)		 - - -
Jamaica Beach,
Jamaica Beach, TX		 - - - -
Co-Op Observervations,
Southeast Texas		 - - - -
How to read F-6 reports (courtesy of WFO Buffalo)

Climate Data for Other Locations in the Region
Corpus Christi
(CRP)		 Austin/San Antonio
(EWX)		 Fort Worth
(FWD)		 Lake Charles
(LCH)


.Daily Rainfall Reports (Hydrologic Service Areas)

Houston/Galveston Corpus Christi
Austin/San Antonio Lake Charles
Dallas/Ft. Worth Shreveport

.Wind Roses for IAH

January February March April
May June July August
September October November December
Annual Other Texas Sites
Data courtesy of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

.Miscellaneous Products

SE Texas Holiday Climatology
New Year's Day Valentine's Day St. Patrick's Day
Independence Day Halloween Christmas
Top Ten Southeast Texas Weather Events (1900-2000)
Climate Outlooks
30 Day Outlook 90 Day/Seasonal Outlook
Texas Drought Monitor U.S. Drought Monitor
Monthly and Yearly Reviews/Other Statements:
.August 2008 Climate Summary
.July 2008 Climate Summary
.June 2008 Climate Summary
.Drought Conditions Increasing Along the Coast and South of I-10
.Drought Conditions Increasing Across Parts of Southeast Texas
.May 2008 Climate Summary
.April 2008 Climate Summary
.March 2008 Climate Summary
.February 2008 Climate Summary
.January 2008 Climate Summary
.2007 Climate Summary
.November 2007 Climate Summary
.October 2007 Climate Summary
.September 2007 Climate Summary
.August 2007 Climate Summary
.July 2007 Climate Summary
.June 2007 Climate Summary
.May 2007 Climate Summary
.March 2007 Climate Summary
.Unprecedented April snowfall across parts of Southeast Texas
.February 2007 Climate Summary
.January 2007 Climate Summary
.2006 One of the Warmest Years on Record for Southeast Texas
.November 2006 Climate Summary
.October 2006 Climate Summary
.October 2006 setting up to be one of the wettest on record
.September 2006 Climate Summary
.August 2006 Climate Summary...Update
.August 2006 Climate Summary
.July 2006 Climate Summary
.June 2006 Climate Summary
.May 2006 Climate Summary
.April 2006 Climate Summary
.March 2006 Climate Summary
.February 2006 Climate Summary
.January 2006 Climate Summary
.2005 Annual Climate Summary
.November 2005 Climate Review
.October 2005 Climate Review
.September 2005 Climate Review
.August and Summer 2005 Climate Review
.July 2005 Climate Review
.June 2005 Climate Review
.March 2005 Climate Review
.February 2005 Climate Review
.January 2005 Climate Review
.Current and Previous Monthly and Annual Climate Summaries
Texas Climatic Bulletins:
.August 2008
.July 2008
.June 2008
.More Bulletins! (1997-2008)
National Climatic Data Center Bulletins:
."Global and U.S. Hazards/Climate Extremes - Monthly Focus"
."The Climate of 2008 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2008 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2007 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2007 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2006 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2005 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2004 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2003 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of the 2003 Atlantic Hurricane Season"
."The Climate of 2002 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of 2001 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of 2000 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of 1999 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."The Climate of 1998 (U.S. and Global Climate Perspectives)"
."Extreme Weather and Climate Events"
Other Data:
.NCDC Link
.Climate Sites on the WWW

.Cooperative Observer Program

The Cooperative Observer Program run by the National Weather Service is considered one of the largest volunteer programs in the U.S.. This network of dedicated weather observers help to supplement the current NWS data network by providing additional weather information for locations that are not covered by the NWS. In fact, there are some observers who have been with the NWS Co-Op program for 40 years!

.National Climatic Data Center

The National Climatic Data Center (in Asheville, NC) offers climatological data on-line. NCDC provides data for all 50 states. You can also reach the NCDC at this telephone number (828) 271-4800. Be warned...there will be a service charge for any hardcopies of any data requested. NCDC is also the source for any and all court certified weather documents! The individual Weather Service Offices in the field cannot provide court certified weather documents.

The National Climatic Data Center has a webpage where you can search for storm events by state, county, event type/size, number of injuries/ fatalities and/or amount of property/crop damage. This database (as of 10/05) contains severe weather reports from 1/1/50 thru 06/30/05.

Search the NCDC Storm Event database to find various types of storms recorded in your county or use other selection criteria as desired.

.Southern Region Climate Center

Another source for climotalogical data for areas in and around Southeast Texas is the Southern Region Climate Center (SRCC) located on the campus of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA. SRCC provides climatological data for most of the southern states and may be easier to get to than NCDC. You can also reach the SRCC at this telephone number (225) 388-5021.

.Office of the State Climatologist for Texas

The Office of the State Climatologist for Texas (OSC) is a component of the Texas A&M Department of Meteorology and the Texas Center for Climate Studies (TCCS), having close links with the National Climatic Data Center and the Global Historical Climate Group in Asheville, North Carolina. OSC retains alarge data base covering Texas and southern states and, as well as publishing regular reports and monographs, undertakes research on climate patterns and applied meteorology.

.More Climate Data

More sources of climatological infomation for cities across the U.S. follow:
. Normal daily average MAXIMUM temperatures
. Normal daily average MINIMUM temperatures
. Normal monthly RAINFALL totals
. Average days of RAIN
. Average percent possible minutes of SUNSHINE
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