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February Climate Summary
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| Last map update: Wed, Mar. 4, 2009 at 8:27:32 pm CST |
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UPDATE -
Sun Mar 01 2009 5:47 PM
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March 2009 Highlights
- SKYWARN 2009 continues! See our schedule
for dates and times of upcoming training classes. We hope to see you there!
- Probably the last thing on everyone's mind these days, but Flood Safety Awareness Week is March 16-20.
- Severe Weather Awareness Week was February 22 - 28.
- Before you know it, the start of the 2009 Hurricane season will be here. The 2009 Houston/Galveston Hurricane Workshop
will be held on Saturday, May 30th at the George R. Brown Convention Center from 9 AM to 2 PM.
- The official 2008 Hurricane Season Track Map is now available from the
National Hurricane Center. Additional information is available on their website for the
2008 Season, and our Hurricane Ike page can be found here.
- Our warm and dry spell continues. College Station just recorded its
6th warmest and 10th driest February on record. Additional climate information concerning our current drought is available in our
February Climate Summary.
- Here is the latest information on the ongoing Texas Drought.
- Our HGX Aviation Weather web page has been re-designed to focus on weather in Southeast Texas.
Click here if you wish to view the legacy National Aviation Weather web site.
- Check out our St. Patrick's Day Climate Data Page
to see what you might expect on March 17th.
- March climate normals, means and extremes are available for Houston,
Galveston and College Station.
- The Top Ten wettest, driest, warmest, and coolest Marches are available for
Houston,
Galveston and
College Station.
- Extremes, Normals and Annual Summaries (monthly averages for 2000 through February 2009) are available. Find out...
Houston,
Galveston and
College Station.
- November 2008 and December 2008 Severe
Weather Events have been added to our Monthly Severe Weather Reports. Can you say quiet?
- Our Spring 2009 issue of "Storm Signals" is now available
here (the file is very large).
- February 2009 climate datum are now available.
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