2026, month by month
VS 1991–2020 NORMALS
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep*
2026 measured30-year normal*Sep is month-to-date
MEASURED AT 32.35°N 96.80°W · NOAA MRMS RADAR · MATCHES THE NEAREST GAUGE WITHIN 0.03" · UPDATED HOURLY
0.42 inches, in the 24 hours ending 6:00 AM CDT on September 1. That is 0.31" above the 30-year normal for this date. The heaviest hour was 4–5 AM at 0.19".
Early this morning. Before this event, the last measurable rain (0.01" or more) was August 27, a 0.34" afternoon shower.
NOAA's Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor system blends 180 Doppler radars with thousands of ground gauges into a 1-kilometer grid — a virtual rain gauge every 0.6 miles. We read that grid hourly for the county and check it against the nearest physical gauge, which currently agrees within 0.03".