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May-June Period Among Oklahoma's Driest

Accordng to preliminary data, the 1998 May-June period for southwestern
Oklahoma was the driest May-June recorded, and the period was one of the
ten driest in three other climate divisions.

1998 is the 104th year since record-keeping began in 1895.

Related links below.

May 1, 1998 through June 30, 1998

Climate Rain- Departure Pct of Rank (of 104) Driest Driest Year
Division fall from Norm Norm 1st = Driest Since on record

Panhandle 1.94" -4.12" 32 % 3rd 1970 1.59" (1924)
North Central 4.78" -2.35" 67 % 18th 1990 2.02" (1924)
Northeast 6.68" -2.94" 69 % 19th 1996 2.71" (1911)
West Central 4.10" -3.64" 53 % 12th 1988 1.26" (1924)
Central 4.37" -4.67" 48 % 8th 1988 3.13" (1988)
East Central 6.63" -3.24" 67 % 19th 1994 3.04" (1988)
Southwest 2.09" -6.09" 26 % 1st ---- **2.32" (1966)
South Central 3.77" -6.01" 39 % 6th 1988 2.81" (1966)
Southeast 6.37" -4.52" 58 % 16th 1988 2.95" (1911)

** - previous record


A color map of climate divisions is available at:


Images depicting this data are available at:
http://www.mesonet.org/ocs/seasons/dry98/index.html

The Oklahoma Rainfall Update (updated daily):
http://www.mesonet.org/ocs/drought.html

The Oklahoma Fire Danger Model (Keetch-Byram Drought Index Images):
http://agweather.mesonet.org/fire/data.html



July 7 in Mesonet History

Record Value Station Year
Maximum Temperature 111°F ALTU 2011
Minimum Temperature 52°F ANTL 2006
Maximum Rainfall 5.20″ KIN2 2024

Mesonet records begin in 1994.

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