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Excessive Rainfall Possible for the Gulf Coast and Florida; October Heat Wave in California

A slow moving front will be the focus area for heavy to excessive rainfall and a threat for flash/urban flooding across parts of the Gulf Coast into central/northern Florida early this week. Abnormally hot, potentially record-breaking, temperatures will continue for southern California and stretch north toward the Bay Area and Central Valley this week. Read More >

 

April, May, June

Date April Record
(inches)
Year May Record
(inches)
Year June Record
(inches)
Year
1 1.43 2024 1.54 1983 3.87 1965
2 1.45 1982 1.55 1892 2.51 1882
3 1.87 1968 2.00 1996 4.71 2008
4 2.44 1892 1.41 1977 5.15 1917
5 1.58 1928 3.35 1882 2.13 1887
6 2.25 1926 1.53 1967 1.85 1918
7 1.08 1935 1.90 1888 1.89 1932
8 1.74 1913 3.54 1996 4.03 1896
9 1.21 1891 2.26 1918 2.20 1898
10 3.35 1944 1.86 1981 4.48 1958
11 4.45 1979 1.46 1920 2.46 1985
12 1.31 1893, 1952 2.98 2002 2.16 1926
13 1.65 1987 2.21 2009 1.37 2003
14 1.34 1991 1.04 1907 2.20 1990
15 2.80 1939 3.46 1990 2.54 1921
16 0.86 1920 1.62 1995 2.64 2009
17 1.36 2026 2.48 1943 1.45 1882
18 3.22 1969 2.32 1928 2.85 1946
19 2.54 1964 1.95 1931 1.96 1884
20 1.86 1964 2.33 2012 4.02 1990
21 2.19 1984 1.98 1898 2.79 1888
22 1.94 1944 1.38 1968 1.94 2010
23 1.54 1975 1.97 1968 2.57 2014
24 1.96 1961 2.07 1994 2.08 1924
25 2.19 2020 2.36 1909 2.85 2003
26 1.76 1890 4.20 1893 2.25 1948
27 3.62 2026 2.54 1888 2.22 1951
28 1.51 1956 1.24 1955 3.43 1951
29 2.50 1951 3.26 1889 1.45 1998
30 3.58 1970 1.89 2008 1.67 1934
31     1.86 1899    
Month
Record
4.45 inches 4/11/1979 4.20 inches 5/26/1893 5.15 inches 6/4/1917

 

Records began in 1879.