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March 2, 2014 – Highest Daily Temperature Range Recorded by PlanoWeather.com

Monday, March 3rd, 2014 3:28pm CST

rangeOn 3/2/2014, the daily high temperature of 69.9° was recorded at 12:00am and the daily low temperature of 17.3° was recorded at 8:12pm. This 52.6° daily temperature range was the highest recorded by PlanoWeather.com to date.

Below Freezing Temperature

Tuesday, December 10th, 2013 1:22pm CST

PlanoWeather.com recorded 121 hours 10 minutes continually below freezing (12/5/13 12:01pm – 12/10/13 1:11pm)

Average and Extremes for July 2011

Monday, August 1st, 2011 9:05pm CDT
Average temperature 91.3°F
Average humidity 51%
Average dewpoint 69.7°F
Average barometer 29.824 in.
Average windspeed 6.7 mph
Average gustspeed 10.0 mph
Average direction 152° (SSE)
Rainfall for month 0.000 in.
Rainfall for year 16.756 in.
Maximum rain per minute 0.000 in on day 31 at time 23:54
Maximum temperature 106.8°F on day 25 at time 17:14
Minimum temperature 76.6°F on day 06 at time 06:49
Maximum humidity 83% on day 16 at time 07:16
Minimum humidity 25% on day 25 at time 18:09
Maximum pressure 30.03 in. on day 31 at time 10:25
Minimum pressure 29.61 in. on day 08 at time 19:15
Maximum windspeed 18.4 mph from 158°(SSE) on day 23 at time 02:17
Maximum gust speed 29.9 mph from 180°( S ) on day 23 at time 02:16
Maximum heat index 115.0°F on day 15 at time 17:27
Avg daily max temp 101.8°F
Avg daily min temp 81.0°F
100 degree days  26
Days with rainfall 0

February 2011

Monday, February 28th, 2011 9:07pm CST

For the shortest month of the year, the second month of 2011 certainly brought some diverse weather conditions to Plano:

  • A 44mph wind gust on 2/1
  • A wind chill of -5 degrees on 2/1
  • 101 hours 10 minutes continually below freezing (2/1 4:26am – 2/5 9:36am)
  • A low temperature of 12 degrees on 2/2
  • 9 inches total snowfall (2/1, 2/4, 2/9)
  • A high temperature of 82 degrees on 2/18

The one area lacking from the above list is measurable precipitation/snow melt, which amounted to only 1 inch.