Includes predictions for all or portions of Missouri (Hart, Hornet, Seneca, South West City), New Mexico (Eunice, Hobbs, Jal, Lovington, Portales), Oklahoma (Broken Arrow, Lawton, Norman, Oklahoma City, Tulsa), Texas (Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio).
Winter will be one to two degrees warmer than normal, on average, despite a cold February. The coldest temperatures will occur in mid-January and mid-February. Precipitation will be slightly below normal, with below-normal snowfall. The most widespread snow and ice will occur across the north in mid-December and late February. March will be unusually warm, on average, despite a cool end to the month.
Unusually warm temperatures will continue in April, while May will be only a bit above normal. Rainfall will be below normal.
Summer will be near or slightly hotter than normal, with the hottest temperatures in early and late June, early and mid-July, and early, mid-, and late August. Rainfall will be above normal in most of the region.
September and October will have below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures.
May 2008Avg. Temperature: 74° (1° above avg.)Precipitation: 2" (3" below avg.) May. 1-7: Sunny, very warm May. 8-14: Scattered t-storms, very warm May. 15-21: Showers, cool north; sunny, hot south May. 22-31: T-storms, then sunny, seasonable |
June 2008Avg. Temperature: 81° (2° above avg. north, avg. south)Precipitation: 4.5" (0.5" above avg.) Jun. 1-9: Sunny, hot Jun. 10-21: Scattered t-storms, seasonable Jun. 22-30: T-storms, then sunny, hot north; t-storms, seasonable south |
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