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 >

CLIMATOLOGICAL FALL TOP TENS
NEW IBERIA

10 Warmest September-November's
New Iberia
1948-2025

1	73.7	2004
2	73.2	2016
3	73.0	2024
4	73.0	2015
5	72.9	1998
6	72.8	1973
7	72.1	2020
8	72.0	2023
9	71.9	1985
10	71.9	1994

10 Coolest September-November's
New Iberia
1948-2025

1	64.6	1952
2	67.3	1957
3	67.5	1979
4	67.6	1987
5	67.7	1970
6	67.8	1993
7	67.9	1992
8	68.2	2008
9	68.3	1991
10	68.3	1951

10 Wettest September-November's
New Iberia
1948-2025

1	28.44	1973
2	25.90	1984
3	23.25	2015
4	22.33	2018
5	21.82	1977
6	20.57	1971
7	20.35	1993
8	19.79	2000
9	18.75	2003
t10	18.50	2004
t10	18.50	2009

10 Driest September-November's
New Iberia
1948-2025

1	4.41	1950
2	4.42	1956
3	5.36	1953
4	5.49	2025
5	5.85	1960
t6	5.99	1952
t6	6.12	1967
8	6.12	1997
9	6.27	1969
10	7.29	1978

Warmest & Coolest represents temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
Temperature ties, if possible, have been broken by going to ten thousandths of a degree
Wettest & Driest represents rainfall in inches

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

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