DFW March Rainfall Update: Below Normal for the Month, Above Normal for the Year
WFAAApril 7, 20251 min1,438 views
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- 💧 March rainfall in DFW is currently below normal, with just under one inch of rain picked up.
- 📉 This is a deficit for the month, as March is typically one of the wetter months in North Texas.
- 🗓️ The last measurable rainfall at DFW was on March 9th.
Year-to-Date Rainfall
- 📈 Despite the monthly deficit, the year-to-date rainfall is above normal by over half an inch, with more than 11.5 inches recorded.
- ⚠️ The deficit is specific to monthly rainfall, not the overall annual accumulation.
Drought Conditions
- 🗺️ The drought monitor for North Texas is not looking too bad due to the year-to-date surplus.
- 🏜️ However, a few western counties are experiencing moderate to severe drought.
- 🚨 Central and West Texas face more severe conditions, with severe to exceptional drought reported.
April Weather Outlook
- ☁️ The forecast for April indicates a continuation of drier weather trends.
- 🔥 There is hope that this trend will not significantly impact fire weather conditions.
- 🌦️ Rain chances are present in the forecast for April, which is welcomed for areas like personal yards.
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