Florida · Annual

Year 2025

Final Issued 2026-10-21 · version 1 · Baseline 1991-2020 · next update 2027-01-10

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1 Key messages and climate synopsis

Statewide mean temperature of 22.4 °C (+0.4 °C relative to 1991–2020): the 13th warmest year in the 1979–2025 series.
Statewide precipitation of 1132.5 mm, 82% of normal: the 6th driest year in the 1979–2025 series.
The highest maximum temperature at GHCN stations was 40.6 °C at Clermont 9 S on 29 July.
The largest 24-hour rainfall at GHCN stations was 332.7 mm at Titusville on 27 October.
9 station records were broken (stations with at least 20 years of data).
Statewide heat waves: 7; cold waves: 1.
2 tropical cyclones passed within 300 km of the state, none making landfall.
U.S. Drought Monitor: 83% of the state in drought (D1–D4) on 30 December 2025 (+54 points since 31 December 2024).
La Niña conditions of weak intensity in the equatorial Pacific (ONI OND 2025: −0.6 °C).

Source: NOAA NCEI

Mean temperature

22.4°C

+0.4 °C vs. normal (normal 22.0)

Normal

13th warmest of 47 (1979–2025)

Maximum temperature

28.3°C

+0.6 °C vs. normal (normal 27.7)

Slightly above normal

7th warmest of 47 (1979–2025)

Minimum temperature

16.6°C

+0.3 °C vs. normal (normal 16.3)

Normal

14th warmest of 47 (1979–2025) (tied with 1990, 1994)

Precipitation

1132.5mm

82% of normal (normal 1381.3)

Near normal

6th driest of 47 (1979–2025)

Station records

Source: NOAA NCEI

2 Global and regional climate drivers

Sea-surface temperature anomaly, Year 2025 (°C, 1991–2020)

Source: NOAA NCEI / PSL

Sea-surface temperature anomaly in the Niño regions (°C)

Region	Anomaly (°C)	Change from preceding period (°C)
Niño 1+2	0.2	0.3
Niño 3	−0.2	−0.5
Niño 3.4	−0.3	−0.7
Niño 4	−0.2	−0.8

Mean of the months in the period (OISST v2.1)

Source: NOAA CPC

La Niña conditions of weak intensity: the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) for OND 2025 was −0.6 °C.

Source: NOAA CPC

Monthly Niño 3.4 anomaly, last 24 months (°C)

Source: NOAA CPC

Teleconnection indices

Index	Value	Phase
NAO	0.0	Neutral
AO	0.2	Neutral
PDO	−2.0	Negative

North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO); Arctic Oscillation (AO); Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO).

Source: NOAA CPC, NOAA NCEI

The Niño 3.4 anomaly was −0.31 °C (−0.71 °C relative to the preceding period).

Other indices: NAO +0.02 (neutral phase); AO +0.20 (neutral phase); PDO −1.99 (negative phase).

3 Precipitation

Statewide precipitation

1132.5mm

82% of normal (normal 1381.3)

Near normal

6th driest of 47 (1979–2025)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Accumulated precipitation

Source: NOAA NCEI

Percent of normal precipitation (1991–2020)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Percent of normal by county

Source: NOAA NCEI

Precipitation by region

Region	Total (mm)	Normal (mm)	Difference (%)	Category
Northwest	1245.4	1494.8	−16.7	Near normal
North	1145.0	1348.5	−15.1	Near normal
North Central	1072.7	1313.1	−18.3	Near normal
South Central	1098.7	1335.1	−17.7	Near normal
South Florida	1083.8	1389.5	−22.0	Below normal

Source: NOAA NCEI

Stations with the largest precipitation excess

Region	County	Station	Altitude (m)	Anomaly (%)
South Central	Brevard	Titusville	5.0	23.9
North	Duval	Jacksonville Craig Muni AP	12.0	4.0
North Central	Orange	Orlando Intl AP	27.0	3.9
South Central	Brevard	Melbourne Intl AP	7.0	1.1

Source: NOAA NCEI

Stations with the largest precipitation deficit

Region	County	Station	Altitude (m)	Anomaly (%)
South Florida	Broward	Ft Lauderdale Executive AP	4.0	−81.7
South Florida	Broward	Hollywood N Perry AP	2.0	−55.8
South Central	Manatee	Ft Green 12 WSW	34.0	−44.0
South Florida	Miami-Dade	Miami Kendall Tamiami Exec AP	2.0	−41.6
South Florida	Martin	Stuart	4.0	−36.1
South Florida	Miami-Dade	Miami Opa Locka AP	1.0	−35.5
North Central	Hernando	Brooksville Hernando Co AP	20.0	−35.3
South Central	Sarasota	Venice	2.0	−34.0
South Florida	Broward	Ft Lauderdale	5.0	−33.7
South Central	Polk	Winter Haven Gilbert AP	44.0	−33.5

Source: NOAA NCEI

Largest 24-hour rainfall at stations

Station	County	Max 24 h rainfall (mm)	Date
Titusville	Brevard	332.7	2025-10-27
Mt Plymouth 1SSW	Lake	268.7	2025-10-27
Flamingo Rs	Monroe	184.2	2025-06-05
Miami Beach	Miami-Dade	184.2	2025-03-31
Key W Wfo	Monroe	168.1	2025-02-24
Mayo	Lafayette	165.1	2025-03-10
Lisbon	Lake	153.2	2025-10-27
Leesburg Muni AP	Lake	153.2	2025-10-26
Lake City 2 E	Columbia	145.0	2025-01-19
Marathon AP	Monroe	132.6	2025-10-10

Source: NOAA NCEI

Statewide precipitation in each year

Source: NOAA NCEI

Monthly precipitation and 1991–2020 normal

Source: NOAA NCEI

Statewide accumulated precipitation was 1132.5 mm, 82% of the 1991–2020 average (1381.3 mm), category “Near normal”. It was the 6th driest year in the 1979–2025 series.

The region with the highest percentage of normal was North (85%) and the lowest was South Florida (78%).

Source: NOAA NCEI

4 Temperature

Mean temperature

22.4°C

+0.4 °C vs. normal (normal 22.0)

Normal

13th warmest of 47 (1979–2025)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Mean temperature

Source: NOAA NCEI

Mean temperature anomaly (1991–2020)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Mean temperature anomaly by region

Source: NOAA NCEI

Stations with the largest positive anomaly

Region	County	Station	Altitude (m)	Anomaly (°C)
North Central	Lake	Clermont 9 S	40.0	1.8
South Florida	Broward	Ft Lauderdale Beach	1.0	1.5
South Florida	Broward	Ft Lauderdale Executive AP	4.0	1.3
South Central	Hillsborough	Plant City	33.0	1.3
South Florida	Broward	Hollywood N Perry AP	2.0	1.1
North Central	Volusia	Deland 1 SSE	8.0	1.0
South Florida	Broward	Pompano Beach Airpark	5.0	1.0
South Central	Hillsborough	Tampa Intl AP	2.0	0.9
South Florida	Miami-Dade	Homestead Gen Aviation AP	3.0	0.9
South Florida	Monroe	Key West Nas	2.0	0.9

Source: NOAA NCEI

Stations with the largest negative anomaly

Region	County	Station	Altitude (m)	Anomaly (°C)
North	Dixie	Cross City AP	12.0	−0.4
North	Levy	Usher Twr	10.0	−0.3
South Central	Sarasota	Myakka Rvr Sp	6.0	−0.3
South Florida	Monroe	Marathon AP	1.0	−0.2
Northwest	Franklin	Apalachicola AP	6.0	−0.1
South Florida	Miami-Dade	Royal Palm Rs	2.0	−0.1
North	St. Johns	St Augustine Wtp	4.0	−0.1
South Central	Polk	Bartow 1SE	34.0	−0.0
North	Duval	Jacksonville Nas	6.0	−0.0
Northwest	Franklin	Apalachicola AP	6.0	−0.0

Source: NOAA NCEI

Monthly statewide mean temperature anomaly

Source: NOAA NCEI

Statewide mean temperature anomaly in each year

Source: NOAA NCEI

The statewide mean temperature was 22.4 °C, 0.4 °C above the 1991–2020 average (22.0 °C), category “Normal”. It was the 13th warmest year in the 1979–2025 series.

By region, the largest anomaly was in South Florida (+0.5 °C) and the smallest in Northwest (+0.4 °C).

Source: NOAA NCEI

Maximum temperature

28.3°C

+0.6 °C vs. normal (normal 27.7)

Slightly above normal

7th warmest of 47 (1979–2025)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Maximum temperature anomaly (1991–2020)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Lowest and highest monthly mean maximum temperature by region

Region	Lowest value (°C)	Station	Highest value (°C)	Station
Northwest	25.2	Pensacola 7 NNE	27.7	Tallahassee AP
North	26.1	Jacksonville Beach	29.1	Live Oak
North Central	25.8	Daytona Beach	30.6	Clermont 9 S
South Central	27.1	Titusville	30.4	Plant City
South Florida	27.9	Palm Beach Gardens	31.2	Everglades City 5 NE

Station monthly means (GHCN-Daily, ≥ 80% of days with data).

Source: NOAA NCEI

The statewide maximum temperature was 28.3 °C, 0.6 °C above the 1991–2020 average (27.7 °C), category “Slightly above normal”. It was the 7th warmest year in the 1979–2025 series.

By region, the largest anomaly was in North (+0.8 °C) and the smallest in South Central (+0.4 °C).

Source: NOAA NCEI

Minimum temperature

16.6°C

+0.3 °C vs. normal (normal 16.3)

Normal

14th warmest of 47 (1979–2025) (tied with 1990, 1994)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Minimum temperature anomaly (1991–2020)

Source: NOAA NCEI

Lowest and highest monthly mean minimum temperature by region

Region	Lowest value (°C)	Station	Highest value (°C)	Station
Northwest	12.9	Crestview Faa/Ap	17.3	Tyndall Afb
North	13.4	Mayo	17.9	Mayport Pilot Stn
North Central	14.4	Inverness 3 SE	18.3	Orlando Executive AP
South Central	16.0	Archbold Bio Stn	21.5	Cocoa Beach Patrick Afb
South Florida	17.8	Punta Gorda Charlotte Co AP	24.2	Key West Nas

Station monthly means (GHCN-Daily, ≥ 80% of days with data).

Source: NOAA NCEI

The statewide minimum temperature was 16.6 °C, 0.3 °C above the 1991–2020 average (16.3 °C), category “Normal”. It was the 14th warmest year in the 1979–2025 series (tied with 1990, 1994).

By region, the largest anomaly was in South Florida (+0.5 °C) and the smallest in North (+0.0 °C).

Source: NOAA NCEI

5 Climate extremes and records

Highest maximum temperature

40.6°C

Clermont 9 S · 2025-07-29

Lowest minimum temperature

−11.6°C

Crestview Faa/Ap · 2025-01-23

Highest 24 h rainfall

332.7mm

Titusville · 2025-10-27

Source: NOAA NCEI

Highest maximum temperature by county

County	Station	Temperature (°C)	Date
Lake	Clermont 9 S	40.6	2025-07-29
Suwannee	Live Oak	39.4	2025-07-29
Hamilton	Jasper	38.9	2025-07-29
Duval	Jacksonville	38.3	2025-07-28
Hardee	Wauchula	38.3	2025-06-12
Hendry	Big Cypress	38.3	2025-05-21
Jackson	Marianna 7 NE	38.3	2025-06-25
Manatee	Ft Green 12 WSW	38.3	2025-07-28
Marion	Ocala	38.3	2025-07-29
Monroe	Bahia Honda Sp	38.3	2025-08-22
Okaloosa	Destin Ft Walton Beach AP	38.3	2025-07-15
Volusia	Deland 1 SSE	38.3	2025-07-30
Alachua	Gainesville Rgnl AP	37.8	2025-07-27
Citrus	Inverness 3 SE	37.8	2025-07-29
Columbia	Lake City 2 E	37.8	2025-07-15
Hillsborough	Plant City	37.8	2025-07-29
Holmes	Bonifay Tri Co AP	37.8	2025-07-14
Leon	Tallahassee AP	37.8	2025-07-14
Orange	Orlando W	37.8	2025-07-30
Polk	Mtn Lake	37.8	2025-07-30

The 20 most extreme of 56.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Lowest minimum temperature by county

County	Station	Temperature (°C)	Date
Okaloosa	Crestview Faa/Ap	−11.6	2025-01-23
Santa Rosa	Whiting Fld Nas S	−11.6	2025-01-22
Escambia	Pensacola Rgnl AP	−10.5	2025-01-22
Washington	Chipley	−10.0	2025-01-22
Lafayette	Mayo	−9.4	2025-01-25
Jackson	Marianna Muni AP	−9.3	2025-01-22
Leon	Tallahassee AP	−7.2	2025-01-24
Bay	Nw Florida Beaches Intl AP	−7.1	2025-01-22
Holmes	Bonifay Tri Co AP	−7.1	2025-01-23
Gulf	Wewahitchka	−6.7	2025-01-23
Dixie	Cross City AP	−6.0	2025-01-25
Jefferson	Monticello 10 SW	−5.6	2025-01-23
Alachua	Gainesville Rgnl AP	−5.5	2025-01-25
Duval	Jacksonville Whitehouse Naval	−5.5	2025-01-25
Baker	Glen St Mary 1 W	−5.0	2025-01-12
Gadsden	Quincy 3 SSW	−5.0	2025-01-13
Hamilton	Jasper	−5.0	2025-01-13
Hernando	Brooksville Hernando Co AP	−4.9	2025-01-25
Taylor	Perry Foley AP	−4.7	2025-01-25
Citrus	Inverness 3 SE	−4.4	2025-01-25

The 20 most extreme of 56.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Station records broken

Station	County	Variable	New value	Date	Previous record	Previous date
Bahia Honda Sp	Monroe	Highest maximum temperature	38.3	2025-08-22	37.8	2023-07-23
Big Cypress	Hendry	Highest maximum temperature	38.3	2025-05-21	37.8	2023-08-08
Clermont 9 S	Lake	Highest maximum temperature	40.6	2025-07-29	38.9	2023-07-04
Ft Green 12 WSW	Manatee	Highest maximum temperature	38.3	2025-07-28	37.2	2023-08-12
N Miami Beach #2	Miami-Dade	Highest maximum temperature	37.2	2025-08-08	36.7	2019-06-23
Titusville	Brevard	Highest 24 h rainfall	332.7	2025-10-27	290.6	1945-06-24
Marianna Muni AP	Jackson	Lowest minimum temperature	−9.3	2025-01-22	−8.9	1951-02-03
Tampa Intl AP	Hillsborough	Highest maximum temperature	37.8	2025-07-27	37.2	1985-06-05
Whiting Fld Nas S	Santa Rosa	Lowest minimum temperature	−11.6	2025-01-22	−9.4	1996-12-20

Most extreme daily value of the period against the same period in all earlier years of record (at least 20 years; for weeks, the same calendar month).

Source: NOAA NCEI

Climate-extremes indices (statewide mean)

Index	Description	Value	Normal	Difference	Unit
TX90p	Warm days (Tmax > 90th percentile)	18.2	10.0	8.2	%
TN90p	Warm nights (Tmin > 90th percentile)	16.0	10.0	6.0	%
TX10p	Cool days (Tmax < 10th percentile)	7.7	10.0	−2.3	%
TN10p	Cold nights (Tmin < 10th percentile)	6.5	10.0	−3.5	%
FD	Frost days (Tmin < 0 °C)	7.1	6.8	0.3	d
SU	Summer days (Tmax > 25 °C)	282.1	266.7	15.4	d
TR	Tropical nights (Tmin > 20 °C)	151.1	145.9	5.2	d
WSDI	Warm spell days (≥ 6 days)	27.0	—	—	d
CSDI	Cold spell days (≥ 6 days)	3.1	—	—	d
Rx1day	Maximum 1-day precipitation	60.9	83.5	−22.6	mm
Rx5day	Maximum 5-day precipitation	102.1	150.9	−48.8	mm
CDD	Consecutive dry days (< 1 mm)	27.9	25.6	2.3	d
CWD	Consecutive wet days (≥ 1 mm)	13.9	13.4	0.5	d

Percentile indices relative to calendar-day percentiles of 1991–2020 (5-day window); counts and maxima averaged over the state's grid cells.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Frost days by region

Source: NOAA NCEI

Heat and cold waves

Dates	Type	Details
2025-02-03 – 2025-02-07	Heat wave	Up to 83% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-02-09 – 2025-02-11	Heat wave	Up to 91% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-04-02 – 2025-04-07	Heat wave	Up to 83% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-05-17 – 2025-05-22	Heat wave	Up to 82% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-07-20 – 2025-07-22	Heat wave	Up to 85% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-07-27 – 2025-08-02	Heat wave	Up to 97% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-11-11 – 2025-11-13	Cold wave	Up to 100% of the state below the 10th percentile of Tmin. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.
2025-11-19 – 2025-11-27	Heat wave	Up to 94% of the state above the 90th percentile of Tmax. Regions: Northwest, North, North Central, South Central and South Florida.

Wave: at least 3 consecutive days with at least half of the state above the 90th percentile of maximum temperature (heat) or below the 10th percentile of minimum temperature (cold). At most the 10 most intense are listed.

Source: NOAA NCEI

6 Drought

U.S. Drought Monitor, 30 December 2025

Source: National Drought Mitigation Center, USDA, NOAA

Share of the state by drought category, weekly U.S. Drought Monitor maps (%)

Source: National Drought Mitigation Center, USDA, NOAA

Counties with the most severe drought, U.S. Drought Monitor of 30 December 2025 (% of the county)

County	D0–D4 (%)	D1–D4 (%)	D2–D4 (%)	D3–D4 (%)
Gadsden	100.0	100.0	100.0	98.8
Leon	100.0	100.0	100.0	97.7
Liberty	100.0	100.0	100.0	42.1
Jefferson	100.0	100.0	100.0	39.6
Wakulla	100.0	100.0	100.0	25.5
Calhoun	100.0	100.0	94.6	5.2
Jackson	100.0	100.0	46.9	0.7
Columbia	100.0	100.0	100.0	0.0
DeSoto	100.0	100.0	100.0	0.0
Franklin	100.0	100.0	100.0	0.0

Cumulative shares: D1–D4 is the share in moderate drought or worse.

Source: National Drought Mitigation Center, USDA, NOAA

Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) ending December 2025

Source: NOAA NCEI

Share of the state by SPI category

Source: NOAA NCEI

Counties with the lowest SPI-12

County	SPI-6	SPI-12	Category
Broward	−1.5	−2.6	Extreme drought
Hernando	−1.3	−2.2	Extreme drought
Palm Beach	−0.8	−2.1	Extreme drought
Lee	−1.7	−2.0	Extreme drought
Sumter	−1.3	−2.0	Extreme drought
Miami-Dade	−1.1	−2.0	Extreme drought
Sarasota	−2.3	−2.0	Severe drought
Manatee	−1.9	−2.0	Severe drought
Pasco	−1.3	−1.9	Severe drought
Citrus	−1.1	−1.9	Severe drought

Source: NOAA NCEI

U.S. Drought Monitor, map of 30 December 2025: 83% of the state in drought (D1–D4), 32% in severe drought or worse (D2–D4) and 4% in extreme or exceptional drought (D3–D4); 99% was abnormally dry or in drought (D0–D4).

On the map of 31 December 2024, 29% of the state was in drought: a change of +54 points over the period.

Counties with the largest share in severe drought or worse (D2–D4): Gadsden (100%), Leon (100%) and Liberty (100%).

SPI-12 (Jan–Dec 2025): statewide mean −1.24; 59% of the state in drought (SPI ≤ −1.0) and 32% in severe or extreme drought.

Most affected counties: Broward (−2.59), Hernando (−2.20) and Palm Beach (−2.09).

SPI-6 (Jul–Dec 2025): 57% of the state in drought.

7 Severe weather and notable events

Tracks of nearby tropical cyclones

Source: NOAA NCEI

Tropical cyclones within 300 km of the state

Name	Basin	Peak intensity	Maximum wind (km/h)	Start	End	Closest approach (km)	Landfall	Landfall intensity
Chantal	North Atlantic	Tropical storm	93	2025-07-04	2025-07-07	155	—	—
Imelda	North Atlantic	Category 1 hurricane	148	2025-09-26	2025-10-06	269	—	—

Source: NOAA NCEI

Notable events

Dates	Type	Area	Details
2025-02-24	Heavy rain	Key W Wfo	168.1 mm in 24 hours.
2025-03-10	Heavy rain	Mayo	165.1 mm in 24 hours.
2025-03-31	Heavy rain	Miami Beach	184.2 mm in 24 hours.
2025-06-05	Heavy rain	Flamingo Rs	184.2 mm in 24 hours.
2025-10-26	Heavy rain	Leesburg Muni AP	153.2 mm in 24 hours.
2025-10-27	Heavy rain	Titusville	332.7 mm in 24 hours.
2025-10-27	Heavy rain	Mt Plymouth 1SSW	268.7 mm in 24 hours.
2025-10-27	Heavy rain	Lisbon	153.2 mm in 24 hours.

GDACS alerts and station rainfall of 150 mm or more in 24 hours (after quality control).

Source: GDACS, NOAA NCEI

Tropical cyclones within 300 km of the state: 2 (Chantal and Imelda).

9 Outlook

Outlook for Jan–Mar 2026: most likely tercile

Source: NOAA CPC

Probability of each tercile by region, Jan–Mar 2026 (%)

Region	Precipitation: below	Precipitation: normal	Precipitation: above	Temp.: below	Temp.: normal	Temp.: above
Northwest	46.0	36.0	18.0	15.0	24.0	61.0
North	52.0	34.0	14.0	14.0	30.0	56.0
North Central	52.0	31.0	17.0	9.0	28.0	63.0
South Central	49.0	35.0	16.0	11.0	30.0	59.0
South Florida	47.0	38.0	15.0	11.0	25.0	64.0

Source: NOAA CPC

Probabilistic outlook from the North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME), initialised in January 2026, relative to 1991–2020 terciles. It is not an official forecast: consult the National Weather Service and NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.

Precipitation, Jan–Mar 2026: above normal is favoured over 0% of the state and below normal over 98%.

Mean temperature, Jan–Mar 2026: above normal is favoured over 100% of the state and below normal over 0%.

10 Annexes

Report climate regions

Monthly precipitation by county (mm)

County	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Alachua	85.3	48.6	134.0	21.3	90.8	145.3	261.1	202.9	98.5	62.3	0.7	43.9
Baker	140.9	41.1	110.7	17.4	132.1	140.1	170.3	201.3	33.4	28.0	1.8	55.2
Bay	77.7	78.9	131.3	44.4	175.5	212.8	174.6	162.1	47.8	66.7	20.5	111.5
Bradford	116.9	42.0	118.1	17.5	108.9	139.7	218.4	211.3	71.2	54.8	0.8	45.2
Brevard	38.0	52.4	21.1	22.0	161.1	129.9	153.5	161.6	210.2	203.3	10.0	48.8
Broward	27.9	28.4	55.8	28.7	104.1	132.2	124.3	152.4	233.5	107.4	21.7	30.1
Calhoun	89.8	74.9	127.6	53.8	145.3	184.0	143.4	150.2	38.9	42.2	19.3	102.9
Charlotte	32.0	46.4	26.1	14.8	105.3	211.6	167.5	205.7	126.2	41.5	2.5	23.6
Citrus	52.1	30.9	74.2	15.5	103.7	118.0	239.9	170.4	79.6	79.2	3.9	29.3
Clay	127.4	42.0	94.5	20.1	146.8	117.4	174.5	222.7	82.5	81.8	0.6	39.0
Collier	26.4	50.1	30.4	9.9	91.9	192.4	186.6	197.1	198.0	95.3	6.2	14.1
Columbia	142.3	38.7	121.2	21.0	109.9	136.0	172.3	199.5	34.5	20.8	2.6	61.0
DeSoto	37.7	52.9	31.1	13.6	147.4	216.2	219.9	198.9	118.7	29.8	5.2	22.0
Dixie	111.5	63.3	183.2	45.7	94.2	115.0	215.6	170.3	102.1	45.7	1.4	63.0
Duval	151.7	47.4	97.2	23.9	179.8	116.1	113.4	231.6	66.7	74.1	0.7	44.5
Escambia	77.7	81.2	137.8	96.9	179.0	185.3	77.8	224.0	39.0	132.4	13.0	137.3
Flagler	60.7	32.3	34.2	15.1	130.1	88.6	149.9	224.6	180.2	136.1	6.4	27.9
Franklin	88.2	95.2	105.1	47.0	138.2	178.5	225.1	204.5	53.6	35.8	13.7	77.3
Gadsden	113.9	74.3	136.4	65.3	99.9	158.6	96.8	130.9	17.3	29.5	10.2	76.9
Gilchrist	110.7	55.2	162.8	32.8	96.5	124.0	222.8	175.1	86.9	44.2	1.2	57.1
Glades	41.1	59.1	37.5	6.2	148.6	168.9	254.9	206.0	161.1	76.3	4.3	17.5
Gulf	78.6	95.6	105.3	39.8	158.9	204.0	225.6	194.0	59.1	47.8	17.4	92.1
Hamilton	129.4	44.2	128.1	31.3	124.1	120.6	151.5	214.1	20.4	20.5	5.3	84.4
Hardee	41.3	59.2	22.9	11.7	166.7	204.2	216.9	180.7	118.6	23.4	8.8	24.6
Hendry	30.1	70.4	28.1	7.5	129.5	183.6	235.9	202.7	193.5	118.5	3.7	13.3
Hernando	40.6	32.5	59.4	17.2	93.9	121.3	225.1	192.4	67.7	58.1	5.9	49.1
Highlands	42.4	62.0	39.4	10.8	184.1	191.6	274.1	180.1	135.1	44.2	6.2	20.7
Hillsborough	56.3	59.8	24.6	13.5	115.9	188.4	182.7	246.0	79.0	23.7	7.8	61.3
Holmes	81.0	70.0	147.8	72.5	172.9	158.7	164.6	149.1	55.5	48.9	18.0	128.9
Indian River	31.7	95.3	35.3	17.3	91.7	123.7	123.5	132.5	210.0	180.7	4.4	23.6
Jackson	96.1	69.3	130.5	74.0	125.5	141.1	115.9	132.2	29.7	42.1	21.7	105.4
Jefferson	117.1	72.3	158.5	70.9	90.9	177.6	117.9	166.1	47.3	30.1	2.8	78.1
Lafayette	139.2	60.3	184.7	42.5	103.4	119.2	168.6	189.4	63.4	30.5	1.8	72.6
Lake	41.5	29.5	30.0	11.0	161.9	152.3	180.0	152.9	99.8	102.6	7.7	52.3
Lee	24.7	47.4	20.7	12.7	91.8	186.3	153.8	196.5	151.4	59.7	0.7	20.2
Leon	115.6	74.5	146.4	66.6	91.5	196.3	94.9	152.8	22.5	28.1	4.8	80.8
Levy	84.0	56.6	152.0	35.2	97.1	116.3	256.6	155.7	116.4	64.1	1.5	46.8
Liberty	96.3	82.7	122.0	50.4	138.1	194.0	156.0	161.7	37.4	34.4	13.6	87.9
Madison	131.1	61.9	162.5	56.8	104.5	133.1	144.1	185.0	48.5	27.6	3.4	84.5
Manatee	38.5	61.5	22.1	18.7	99.3	246.2	156.5	234.0	59.1	18.7	7.5	36.9
Marion	62.9	34.8	56.7	17.9	109.8	145.7	240.8	172.6	103.7	89.0	3.4	23.6
Martin	29.8	67.0	51.2	13.6	95.2	153.6	141.6	109.8	198.4	172.4	8.3	15.5
Miami-Dade	28.6	17.0	57.6	16.6	134.9	153.4	127.1	199.0	254.4	104.9	29.2	17.3
Monroe	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nassau	129.5	51.5	104.4	22.6	161.5	119.9	116.7	234.8	44.5	66.9	1.5	55.4
Okaloosa	68.7	77.7	129.8	40.6	217.1	248.4	137.6	149.2	47.9	92.2	11.3	136.1
Okeechobee	35.7	75.7	43.3	13.4	129.8	163.1	189.4	137.9	179.1	104.5	5.5	20.5
Orange	44.2	33.4	28.4	15.6	220.9	135.6	171.2	184.4	128.9	139.8	6.7	70.8
Osceola	47.9	53.3	23.4	18.0	201.3	154.9	182.0	168.1	141.7	125.8	6.5	50.6
Palm Beach	25.4	48.7	42.1	14.5	107.2	130.3	156.9	145.2	199.6	151.0	9.8	21.6
Pasco	49.9	45.5	43.9	17.8	101.8	155.5	203.1	224.1	72.5	41.4	8.0	75.3
Pinellas	49.1	59.5	33.4	18.2	85.0	200.1	181.0	253.9	40.2	24.8	5.2	63.7
Polk	50.6	63.0	17.9	11.2	188.6	173.3	174.7	170.6	107.6	46.9	12.1	46.7
Putnam	82.2	39.4	70.0	19.4	115.9	109.5	221.1	228.5	123.4	106.6	1.6	29.0
St. Johns	110.1	41.7	62.4	21.2	140.7	99.5	140.6	244.9	110.2	108.1	1.1	30.5
St. Lucie	31.9	90.6	53.2	17.8	87.5	151.1	122.4	113.5	217.9	180.2	6.8	19.8
Santa Rosa	78.5	77.2	112.4	70.2	190.6	218.9	100.2	201.2	39.7	104.5	10.3	137.2
Sarasota	38.5	55.6	27.2	19.2	96.0	267.5	135.4	228.2	61.8	22.8	7.1	31.1
Seminole	38.0	27.1	29.1	17.6	213.3	115.5	158.3	199.0	143.5	159.7	11.0	58.4
Sumter	45.0	29.3	44.9	12.1	132.0	155.0	205.1	151.7	80.2	76.4	5.7	45.4
Suwannee	144.3	46.4	152.7	31.7	108.4	121.2	161.4	193.0	35.4	22.5	2.6	78.6
Taylor	124.0	69.5	178.1	68.3	91.9	145.7	166.2	193.4	88.4	33.1	1.8	67.0
Union	136.3	38.9	114.9	17.7	98.9	141.7	200.6	202.4	51.8	34.6	1.4	48.9
Volusia	45.5	27.7	27.3	14.1	168.6	106.4	148.7	195.8	199.9	182.9	13.7	39.8
Wakulla	110.0	78.0	140.0	63.2	102.2	196.0	133.0	173.9	37.6	30.2	6.0	77.8
Walton	71.2	78.2	145.3	40.6	225.3	235.5	162.4	142.9	51.0	78.5	14.1	130.0
Washington	79.5	67.2	144.7	70.3	159.3	167.0	157.4	141.3	43.9	54.9	24.1	121.9

CSV

Source: NOAA NCEI

Monthly maximum temperature by region (°C)

Region	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Northwest	15.0	21.4	23.4	27.8	30.4	32.5	33.7	31.6	32.4	27.1	23.4	18.8
North	16.5	23.2	24.4	29.4	32.0	33.2	34.3	33.3	31.8	27.1	24.7	21.1
North Central	18.1	25.1	25.9	29.8	32.4	32.9	33.8	33.5	31.8	28.3	25.3	23.5
South Central	19.8	26.2	26.3	29.5	32.2	32.6	33.6	33.7	31.7	29.5	26.2	24.8
South Florida	22.9	27.9	27.9	29.9	32.6	33.1	33.7	34.1	32.4	30.7	27.9	27.1

CSV

Source: NOAA NCEI

Monthly mean temperature by region (°C)

Region	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Northwest	8.2	15.3	16.4	21.1	24.6	27.2	28.6	27.0	25.7	20.9	16.0	12.5
North	9.4	16.5	17.0	22.0	25.4	27.6	28.9	28.3	25.7	21.4	16.7	14.3
North Central	12.0	19.0	18.8	23.1	26.3	27.7	28.8	28.7	26.9	23.2	18.6	17.1
South Central	14.0	20.4	19.5	23.5	26.7	27.8	28.7	28.9	27.3	24.6	19.6	18.8
South Florida	17.2	22.3	21.1	24.0	27.2	28.4	29.0	29.4	28.1	26.3	22.1	21.6

CSV

Source: NOAA NCEI

Monthly minimum temperature by region (°C)

Region	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Northwest	1.5	9.2	9.5	14.5	18.7	21.9	23.4	22.4	18.9	14.8	8.6	6.2
North	2.2	9.9	9.6	14.7	18.9	22.0	23.4	23.3	19.7	15.6	8.7	7.6
North Central	5.9	13.0	11.6	16.4	20.3	22.5	23.7	23.8	21.9	18.0	11.9	10.8
South Central	8.1	14.7	12.7	17.4	21.3	23.0	23.9	24.1	22.9	19.7	13.0	12.8
South Florida	11.6	16.8	14.3	18.2	21.9	23.7	24.4	24.6	23.8	21.9	16.2	16.1

CSV

Source: NOAA NCEI

Stations used

Id	Name	County	Latitude	Longitude	Altitude (m)	Days with data (Tmax) (%)
USC00080211	Apalachicola AP	Franklin	29.7	−85.0	6.1	96.0
USC00080236	Archbold Bio Stn	Highlands	27.2	−81.4	41.5	100.0
USC00080414	Bahia Honda Sp	Monroe	24.7	−81.3	2.4	100.0
USC00080478	Bartow 1SE	Polk	27.9	−81.8	34.1	100.0
USC00080598	Bell 4NW	Gilchrist	29.8	−82.9	9.8	36.0
USC00080737	Big Cypress	Hendry	26.3	−81.0	4.6	99.0
USC00080945	Bradenton 5 ESE	Manatee	27.4	−82.5	5.2	100.0
USC00081276	Canal Pt Usda	Palm Beach	26.9	−80.6	9.1	74.0
USC00081306	Cape Florida	Miami-Dade	25.7	−80.2	1.8	100.0
USC00081544	Chipley	Washington	30.8	−85.6	39.6	95.0
USC00081641	Clermont 9 S	Lake	28.5	−81.7	39.6	91.0
USC00082008	Cross City 1 E	Dixie	29.6	−83.1	12.8	4.0
USC00082046	Curry Hammock Sp	Monroe	24.7	−81.0	1.2	100.0
USC00082150	Daytona Beach	Volusia	29.2	−81.0	8.8	100.0
USC00082229	Deland 1 SSE	Volusia	29.0	−81.3	7.6	93.0
USC00082288	Desoto City 8 SW	Highlands	27.4	−81.5	26.5	0.0
USC00082298	Devils Garden	Hendry	26.7	−81.1	7.9	0.0
USC00082418	Dry Tortugas	Monroe	24.6	−82.9	0.9	100.0
USC00082944	Fernandina Beach	Nassau	30.7	−81.5	14.9	89.0
USC00083020	Flamingo Rs	Monroe	25.1	−80.9	0.9	55.0
USC00083153	Ft Green 12 WSW	Manatee	27.6	−82.1	34.1	100.0
USC00083163	Ft Lauderdale	Broward	26.1	−80.2	4.9	96.0
USC00083168	Ft Lauderdale Beach	Broward	26.1	−80.1	1.2	81.0
USC00083207	Ft Pierce	St. Lucie	27.4	−80.4	7.6	98.0
USC00083209	Ft Pierce Arc	St. Lucie	27.4	−80.4	6.1	12.0
USC00083470	Glen St Mary 1 W	Baker	30.3	−82.2	39.0	65.0
USC00083874	Hastings 4NE	St. Johns	29.8	−81.5	3.0	100.0
USC00083909	Hialeah	Miami-Dade	25.8	−80.3	3.7	93.0
USC00083986	Hillsborough Rvr Sp	Hillsborough	28.1	−82.2	16.2	0.0
USC00084050	Hollywood	Broward	26.0	−80.1	2.7	93.0
USC00084095	Homestead Gen Aviation AP	Miami-Dade	25.5	−80.5	2.7	98.0
USC00084289	Inverness 3 SE	Citrus	28.8	−82.3	17.7	100.0
USC00084366	Jacksonville Beach	Duval	30.3	−81.4	3.0	99.0
USC00084394	Jasper	Hamilton	30.5	−82.9	39.6	78.0
USC00084412	John Pennekamp Sp	Monroe	25.2	−80.3	1.8	99.0
USC00084461	Juno Beach	Palm Beach	26.9	−80.1	1.5	72.0
USC00084500	Kenansville	Osceola	27.9	−81.0	18.6	57.0
USC00084571	Key W Wfo	Monroe	24.6	−81.8	1.2	100.0
USC00084621	Kissimmee Prairie Preserve	Okeechobee	27.6	−81.1	21.9	88.0
USC00084625	Kissimmee 2	Osceola	28.3	−81.4	18.3	94.0
USC00084731	Lake City 2 E	Columbia	30.2	−82.6	59.4	90.0
USC00084802	Lakeland 2	Polk	28.0	−82.0	42.4	100.0
USC00085076	Lisbon	Lake	28.9	−81.8	20.7	93.0
USC00085099	Live Oak	Suwannee	30.3	−83.0	40.2	99.0
USC00085184	Loxahatchee Nwr	Palm Beach	26.5	−80.2	6.4	87.0
USC00085359	Marco Is	Collier	25.9	−81.7	3.0	100.0
USC00085377	Marianna 7 NE	Jackson	30.7	−85.0	35.1	67.0
USC00085539	Mayo	Lafayette	30.1	−83.2	25.3	98.0
USC00085612	Melbourne Wfo	Brevard	28.1	−80.7	10.7	99.0
USC00085667	Miami Nwsfo	Miami-Dade	25.8	−80.4	4.3	99.0
USC00085880	Monticello 10 SW	Jefferson	30.4	−84.0	66.8	98.0
USC00085895	Moore Haven Lock 1	Glades	26.8	−81.1	10.7	97.0
USC00085973	Mtn Lake	Polk	27.9	−81.6	38.1	99.0
USC00086048	Muse	Glades	26.8	−81.5	13.1	0.0
USC00086065	Myakka Rvr Sp	Sarasota	27.2	−82.3	5.8	100.0
USC00086078	Naples	Collier	26.2	−81.7	12.2	52.0
USC00086092	Nettles Is	St. Lucie	27.3	−80.2	3.0	99.0
USC00086240	Niceville	Okaloosa	30.5	−86.5	22.6	100.0
USC00086315	N Miami Beach #2	Miami-Dade	25.9	−80.2	3.0	96.0
USC00086319	N Port	Sarasota	27.0	−82.2	3.7	0.0
USC00086414	Ocala	Marion	29.2	−82.1	22.9	96.0
USC00086634	Orlando W	Orange	28.5	−81.5	45.7	98.0
USC00086761	Palm Bay	Brevard	27.9	−80.6	8.2	99.0
USC00086764	Palm Beach Gardens	Palm Beach	26.8	−80.1	6.1	89.0
USC00086767	Palm Coast 6NE	Flagler	29.6	−81.2	1.5	92.0
USC00086999	Pensacola 7 NNE	Escambia	30.5	−87.2	34.7	100.0
USC00087020	Perrine 4W	Miami-Dade	25.6	−80.4	3.0	0.0
USC00087025	Perry	Taylor	30.1	−83.6	13.7	0.0
USC00087205	Plant City	Hillsborough	28.0	−82.1	33.2	100.0
USC00087228	Mt Plymouth 1SSW	Lake	28.8	−81.5	27.4	100.0
USC00087261	New Smyrna Bch - Marine Discov	Volusia	29.0	−80.9	4.9	100.0
USC00087304	Port Salerno 5W	Martin	27.1	−80.3	3.7	100.0
USC00087429	Quincy 3 SSW	Gadsden	30.5	−84.6	72.2	36.0
USC00087760	Royal Palm Rs	Miami-Dade	25.4	−80.6	2.1	90.0
USC00087826	St Augustine Wtp	St. Johns	29.9	−81.3	3.7	88.0
USC00087851	Saint Leo	Pasco	28.3	−82.3	52.7	100.0
USC00087887	St Petersburg 2	Pinellas	27.8	−82.7	6.7	0.0
USC00087982	Sanford	Seminole	28.8	−81.3	3.7	98.0
USC00088051	Scottsmoor 2.5 SSW	Brevard	28.7	−80.9	12.8	99.0
USC00088368	S Bay 15 S	Palm Beach	26.5	−80.6	6.1	100.0
USC00088620	Stuart	Martin	27.2	−80.2	4.0	99.0
USC00088756	Tallahassee AP	Leon	30.4	−84.4	16.8	99.0
USC00088782	Tampa Bay Area Wfo	Hillsborough	27.7	−82.4	12.2	100.0
USC00088784	Tampa 6 NE	Hillsborough	28.1	−82.5	13.4	0.0
USC00088824	Tarpon Spgs Sewage Plt	Pinellas	28.2	−82.8	1.8	100.0
USC00088942	Titusville	Brevard	28.6	−80.8	4.9	97.0
USC00089120	Usher Twr	Levy	29.4	−82.8	10.1	100.0
USC00089176	Venice	Sarasota	27.1	−82.4	2.4	100.0
USC00089219	Vero Beach 4SE	Indian River	27.7	−80.4	6.1	99.0
USC00089401	Wauchula	Hardee	27.5	−81.8	18.3	100.0
USC00089566	Wewahitchka	Gulf	30.1	−85.2	13.4	99.0
USC00089795	Woodruff Dam	Jackson	30.7	−84.9	32.6	0.0
USW00003818	Marianna Muni AP	Jackson	30.8	−85.2	32.6	100.0
USW00003852	Valparaiso Hurlburt Fld	Okaloosa	30.4	−86.7	11.9	98.0
USW00003853	Mayport Pilot Stn	Duval	30.4	−81.4	4.9	96.0
USW00003855	Pensacola Forest Sherman Nas	Escambia	30.4	−87.3	8.5	65.0
USW00012809	Bartow Muni AP	Polk	27.9	−81.8	57.0	0.0
USW00012810	Macdill Afb	Hillsborough	27.9	−82.5	7.9	98.0
USW00012812	Punta Gorda Charlotte Co AP	Charlotte	26.9	−82.0	6.1	100.0
USW00012815	Orlando Intl AP	Orange	28.4	−81.3	27.1	100.0
USW00012816	Gainesville Rgnl AP	Alachua	29.7	−82.3	40.5	100.0
USW00012818	Brooksville Hernando Co AP	Hernando	28.5	−82.5	19.8	100.0
USW00012819	Leesburg Muni AP	Lake	28.8	−81.8	20.7	100.0
USW00012826	Homestead Afb	Miami-Dade	25.5	−80.4	4.9	98.0
USW00012832	Apalachicola AP	Franklin	29.7	−85.0	5.5	99.0
USW00012833	Cross City AP	Dixie	29.6	−83.1	11.6	88.0
USW00012834	Daytona Beach Intl AP	Volusia	29.2	−81.1	7.9	100.0
USW00012835	Ft Myers Page Fld AP	Lee	26.6	−81.9	4.0	100.0
USW00012836	Key W Intl AP	Monroe	24.6	−81.8	0.3	100.0
USW00012838	Melbourne Intl AP	Brevard	28.1	−80.6	6.7	100.0
USW00012839	Miami Intl AP	Miami-Dade	25.8	−80.3	1.5	100.0
USW00012841	Orlando Executive AP	Orange	28.5	−81.3	31.7	100.0
USW00012842	Tampa Intl AP	Hillsborough	28.0	−82.5	1.8	100.0
USW00012843	Vero Beach Intl AP	Indian River	27.7	−80.4	5.8	100.0
USW00012844	W Palm Beach Intl AP	Palm Beach	26.7	−80.1	3.7	100.0
USW00012849	Ft Lauderdale Intl AP	Broward	26.1	−80.2	0.9	99.0
USW00012850	Key West Nas	Monroe	24.6	−81.7	1.8	97.0
USW00012854	Orlando Sanford AP	Seminole	28.8	−81.2	14.9	100.0
USW00012861	Ocala Jim Taylor Fld	Marion	29.2	−82.2	26.5	0.0
USW00012867	Cocoa Beach Patrick Afb	Brevard	28.2	−80.6	3.0	92.0
USW00012868	Cape Kennedy Afs	Brevard	28.5	−80.6	4.9	98.0
USW00012871	Sarasota Bradenton AP	Manatee	27.4	−82.6	5.2	100.0
USW00012873	St Petersburg Clearwater Intl	Pinellas	27.9	−82.7	0.0	100.0
USW00012876	Winter Haven Gilbert AP	Polk	28.1	−81.8	43.6	99.0
USW00012882	Miami Opa Locka AP	Miami-Dade	25.9	−80.3	1.2	99.0
USW00012883	Lakeland Linder Rgnl AP	Polk	28.0	−82.0	45.1	100.0
USW00012885	Ft Lauderdale Executive AP	Broward	26.2	−80.2	3.7	87.0
USW00012888	Miami Kendall Tamiami Exec AP	Miami-Dade	25.6	−80.4	1.8	76.0
USW00012894	Ft Myers SW Florida Rgnl AP	Lee	26.5	−81.8	8.2	100.0
USW00012895	Ft Pierce St Lucie Co Intl AP	St. Lucie	27.5	−80.4	5.8	100.0
USW00012896	Marathon AP	Monroe	24.7	−81.0	0.9	100.0
USW00012897	Naples Muni AP	Collier	26.2	−81.8	2.1	100.0
USW00013846	Tyndall Afb	Bay	30.1	−85.6	7.0	98.0
USW00013858	Valparaiso Eglin Afb	Okaloosa	30.5	−86.5	18.0	98.0
USW00013884	Crestview Faa/Ap	Okaloosa	30.8	−86.5	46.9	100.0
USW00013889	Jacksonville	Duval	30.5	−81.7	48.8	100.0
USW00013899	Pensacola Rgnl AP	Escambia	30.5	−87.2	36.0	100.0
USW00053847	Whiting Fld Nas S	Santa Rosa	30.7	−87.0	50.0	95.0
USW00053848	Choctaw Naval Outlying Fld Mil	Santa Rosa	30.5	−87.0	34.1	42.0
USW00053853	Destin Ft Walton Beach AP	Okaloosa	30.4	−86.5	5.5	100.0
USW00053860	Jacksonville Craig Muni AP	Duval	30.3	−81.5	11.9	100.0
USW00053862	Perry Foley AP	Taylor	30.1	−83.6	13.7	93.0
USW00063871	Bonifay Tri Co AP	Holmes	30.8	−85.6	31.1	99.0
USW00063890	Jacksonville Whitehouse Naval	Duval	30.4	−81.9	27.1	65.0
USW00073805	Nw Florida Beaches Intl AP	Bay	30.3	−85.8	17.1	97.0
USW00092805	Pompano Beach Airpark	Broward	26.2	−80.1	4.6	87.0
USW00092806	St Petersburg Albert Whitted A	Pinellas	27.8	−82.6	1.2	98.0
USW00092809	Hollywood N Perry AP	Broward	26.0	−80.2	1.8	99.0
USW00092811	Miami Beach	Miami-Dade	25.8	−80.1	2.4	0.0
USW00092814	St Augustine AP	St. Johns	30.0	−81.3	3.0	0.0
USW00092821	Titusville 7 E	Brevard	28.6	−80.7	0.9	100.0
USW00092826	Everglades City 5 NE	Collier	25.9	−81.3	1.2	100.0
USW00092827	Sebring 23 SSE	Highlands	27.2	−81.4	45.7	100.0
USW00093805	Tallahassee	Leon	30.4	−84.3	53.9	100.0
USW00093837	Jacksonville Nas	Duval	30.2	−81.7	6.1	98.0
USW00093841	Whiting Fld Nas	Santa Rosa	30.7	−87.0	60.7	89.0

CSV

Source: NOAA NCEI

11 Glossary, methodology and sources

Anomaly: difference between the observed value and its 1991–2020 normal. Percent of normal: observed total divided by the normal, times 100. Station record: most extreme daily value for the same month in all earlier years of record (at least 20 years).

Temperature: NOAA nClimGrid-Daily. Precipitation: NOAA nClimGrid-Daily. nClimGrid-Daily is the grid behind NOAA's official statewide values; it is averaged here from 1/24° to 1/8° (about 12 km). Mean temperature is (Tmax + Tmin)/2. Statewide, regional and county averages are weighted by the area of each grid cell inside each polygon. Temperature maps, frost days and annex tables are given by region; regions are NOAA NCEI climate divisions, with each county in the division of its centroid. Recent weeks use NCEI's preliminary file of the month; such reports are marked preliminary and updated when the final file is published. Normals refer to 1991-2020; ranks compare values rounded to one decimal. Stations: GHCN-Daily (NOAA NCEI) cooperative and first-order stations; values flagged by its quality control are discarded, as are daily values more than 5 robust standard deviations from the station median and variables whose monthly anomaly differs by more than 3 °C from the gridded analysis. Period means require at least 80% of days with data and station normals at least 20 complete years. This report is generated automatically and does not replace official information from the National Weather Service or the state climatologist.

Source	Product	License	Citation
NOAA CPC	ONI, Niño-region SST indices (OISST v2.1), NAO and AO	Public domain (NOAA)	NOAA Climate Prediction Center climate indices.
NOAA NCEI / PSL	Extended Reconstructed SST v5 (ERSST v5), 2°	Public domain (NOAA)	Huang et al. (2017), J. Climate, doi:10.1175/JCLI-D-16-0836.1
GDACS	Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System event list	See provider terms	—
NOAA NCEI	GHCN-Daily	Public domain (NOAA)	Menne et al. (2012), J. Atmos. Oceanic Technol., doi:10.1175/JTECH-D-11-00103.1
NOAA NCEI	IBTrACS v04r01 tropical-cyclone best tracks	Public domain (NOAA)	Knapp et al. (2010), Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., doi:10.1175/2009BAMS2755.1
NOAA NCEI	Pacific Decadal Oscillation index (ERSST v5)	Public domain (NOAA)	—
NOAA NCEI	nClimGrid-Daily, contiguous United States (1/24°, averaged here to 1/8°)	Public domain (NOAA)	Durre, I., et al. (2022). NOAA's nClimGrid-Daily Version 1. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. doi:10.25921/c4gt-r169
NOAA CPC	North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME) tercile probabilities, 1°	Public domain (NOAA)	Kirtman et al. (2014), Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., doi:10.1175/BAMS-D-12-00050.1
National Drought Mitigation Center, USDA, NOAA	U.S. Drought Monitor, weekly maps and area statistics	Free to use with credit (NDMC)	The U.S. Drought Monitor is jointly produced by the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the United States Department of Agriculture and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Map courtesy of NDMC.
US Census Bureau TIGERweb	US Census Bureau, TIGERweb counties (generalised)	Public domain (US Government work)	—

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