Wed, July 23, 2025 - Still dry

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The pattern of the last few days is continuing. We are still under the strong dry spell that has been affecting us for the last few weeks. However, the temperatures have dropped a little, with high temperatures around 90*F instead of near 100*F.

The next few days are very similar to what we have experienced with one small difference - the air is continuing to dry out from the wetter weekend we had, so we will have fewer clouds. But other than that, not much is changing for the rest of the week.

As we get into next week, there is an even drier airmass moving into our area, allowing the temperatures to rise into the low- to mid-90's.

Day Low (*F) High (*F) Precipitation
Yesterday 53.6 89.1 0.00"
Today 53.3 91 0%
Tomorrow 52 90 0%

Jul 21Jul 22Jul 23Jul 24
Normal High T87.687.2786.5786.83
Max High T99.0 (2005)98.0 (2022)97.0 (2022)97.0 (1931)
Min High T70.0 (1914)65.0 (1909)72.0 (1993)70.0 (1911)
Normal Low T57.0757.357.557.53
Max Low T67.0 (2005)74.0 (2010)66.0 (2022)68.0 (2006)
Min Low T46.0 (1957)43.0 (1914)42.0 (1973)42.0 (1954)
Normal Precip0.010.040.010.04
Max Precip0.67 (1984)1.06 (1914)0.39 (1962)0.96 (1923)

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