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South Central
July 2008
1st-3rd Tornado weather for Texas, Oklahoma, and parts of New Mexico and Arkansas. 4th-7th Hot weather for the Fourth of July weekend.Thunderstorms for Gulf Coast, followed by clearing. 8th-11th Hot over New Mexico. Rain for Texas and Gulf Coast, followed by clearing.Threatening skies over the Southern Rockies. Thunderstorms over the Southern Plains, then fair. 12th-15th Hot and dry, then more thunderstorms over the Southern Plains. 16th-19th Windy conditions, with squalls for the Southern Plains. Hurricane threat for the Texas, Louisiana coasts. 20th-23rd Hot, then scattered showers. 24th-27th Hot again, then strong winds and rain through New Mexico. Some thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast, followedby clearing skies. 28th-31st Gusty thunderstorms for Texas and parts ofNew Mexico and Oklahoma.
August 2008
1st-3rd Mostly fair and hot. 4th-7th Showers from Southern Rockies to Oklahoma, then clearing. 8th-11th Threatening skies over New Mexico. Thunderstorms over Southern Plains. Then fair. 12th-15th Hurricane threat to the Gulf Coast. Clearing skies elsewhere. 16th-19th Dust storms for New Mexico. 20th-23rd Hot weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms spreading in from the west. Thunderstorms also for Arkansas, Louisiana, followed by clearing. 24th-27th Thunderstorms move through Oklahoma. Stormy from New Mexico through Texas and east. 28th-31st Mostly fair skies, followed by increasing clouds.
Forecasts for the entire year are available in the 2008 Farmers' Almanac sold in many retail stores across the US. You can also conveniently order a copy from our online store.