Severe Weather and Flash Flooding From the Upper Midwest to Mid-Atlantic; Heat Continues in the Central and Southeast U.S.

Scattered severe thunderstorms are expected tonight across parts of the Upper Midwest to western Great Lakes. Additional severe storms will also be possible in parts of the northern Plains, central Appalachians, and Mid-Atlantic. Extreme heat is expected to intensify across much of the Southeast and Tennessee Valley, continuing through much of this week. Read More >

ALAMOSA

AVERAGE WINTER TEMPERATURES (DECEMBER - FEBRUARY)

1933	12.2
1934	24.0
1935	24.4
1936	22.4
1937	19.5
1938	22.4
1939	14.0
1940	M
1941	13.2
1942	19.0
1943	22.7
1944	11.1
1945	21.8
1946	20.4
1947	23.8
1948	14.8
1949	19.2
1950	23.0
1951	23.3
1952	19.8
1953	19.4
1954	23.1
1955	18.1
1956	22.6
1957	24.8
1958	21.7
1959	22.2
1960	15.1
1961	17.8
1962	19.1

1963	19.8
1964	15.8
1965	13.9
1966	17.1
1967	20.9
1968	14.0
1969	21.2
1970	21.7
1971	21.4
1972	20.3
1973	10.6
1974	15.6
1975	14.0
1976	20.2
1977	16.7
1978	24.1
1979	8.2
1980	22.9
1981	25.7
1982	20.1
1983	22.5
1984	8.7
1985	19.8
1986	24.0
1987	19.1
1988	12.1
1989	18.1
1990	20.1
1991	16.8
1992	7.0

1993	12.5
1994	20.2
1995	26.4
1996	24.4
1997	19.9
1998	16.0
1999	25.8
2000	24.5
2001	20.2
2002	18.5
2003	23.5
2004	17.3
2005	23.7
2006	22.6
2007	16.8
2008	11.5
2009	22.2
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018	17.5 22.9 19.9 12.4 15.5 24.4 21.1 21.5 25.9
2019 2020 2021 2022	16.4 20.3 20.5 21.9

The 30 Year Average for winter temperature = 20.2

The All-Time Average for winter temperature = 19.3

Records are in degrees Fahrenheit, December 1933 to present.

Averages are calculated using the sum of months.

Incomplete data in 1940.

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Severe Weather and Flash Flooding From the Upper Midwest to Mid-Atlantic; Heat Continues in the Central and Southeast U.S.

Average Winter Temperatures -- Alamosa