Here's a rundown of all the records we've broken over the past week or so at our four climate sites. Bear with us, because it's a lot! For reference, ATT=Austin City, AUS= Austin Bergstrom, SAT=San Antonio (Airport) and DRT=Del Rio. 1/x
Temperatures:

AUS: Feb 12th record low MaxT of 34 (37, 1963)
Feb 13th record low MaxT of 32 (38, 2004)
Feb 14th record low of 14 (24, 1999) and record low MaxT of 31 (33, 1951)
Feb 15th record low of 9 (23, 2007) and record low MaxT of 23 (43, 1951)

2/x
AUS cont: Feb 16th record low of 6 (20, 2007) THIS IS A NEW FEBRUARY RECORD FOR THE SITE (8, 2/2/1951), record low MaxT of 27 (31, 1979)
Feb 18th record low MaxT of 32 (39, 1979)
Feb 19th record low of 20 (23, 1978)

3/x
Less official, but AUS continues a streak of 6.5+ days below 33 degrees

ATT: Feb 13th record low maxT of 31 (33, 1905)
Feb 14th record low MaxT of 30 (33, 1951)
Feb 15th record low of 8 (20, 1909) and record low MaxT of 25 (38, 1909)

4/x
ATT cont: Feb 16th record low of 7 (20, 1903) and record low MaxT of 26 (40, 1900)
Feb 18th record low MaxT of 33 (37 set 1936)
Feb 19th record Low 21 (24, 1978)

ATT streak <33 degrees began 22Z on 12th, ended 22Z 18th (6d0h) Previous record 5d 20h Dec 21-Dec 27 1983

5/x
SAT: Feb 13th record low MaxT of 32 (35, 1905)
Feb 14th record low of 13 (20, 1905) and tied record low MaxT of 30 (30, 2014)
Feb 15th record low of 9 (21, 1909) and record low MaxT of 28 (31, 1895)
Feb 16th record low of 12 (16, 1895) and record low MaxT of 26 (37, 1903)

6/x
Feb 18th record low MaxT of 32 (39, 2006)
Feb 19th record low of 19 (23, 1978)

SAT streak <33 degrees began 02Z 13th ended 12:30Z 17th 4 days 12 hours, one hour shy of record set late jan-early feb 1951

7/x
DRT: Feb 13 record low MaxT of 38 (45, 2004)
Feb 14th record low of 18 (25, 1965) and record low MaxT of 34 (37, 1951)
Lost data several days
Feb 19th record low of 11 (27, 1910) THIS TIES THE FEBRUARY RECORD AND IS ONE DEGREE SHY OF THE ALL TIME RECORD OF 10 SET DEC 23 1989
8/x
Precipitation:
AUS: Record daily rainfall 2/17 of 0.74

Snowfall:
ATT:
2/15 5.4” beats old record (T, 1978)
Event total 6.4” is the 4th highest recorded at the site (data since 1898)

9/x
AUS:
2/15 6.1” beats old record (T, 1951)
Event total 6.4” is highest all time 2-day total (data since 1948)

SAT:
2/15 2.5”, No other snow recorded on this date
Event total 3.7” is 5th highest all time 2-day total (data since 1895)

10/x
SAT snow cont: 2/18 2.5”, No other snow recorded on this date
6.2” is a new monthly record for Feb.

DRT:
2/14 2.4”
2/18 11.2” THIS IS A NEW ALL-TIME SNOWFALL RECORD FOR THE SITE (prev Feb record 2.7” Feb 8, 1983, prev all-time 24 hr record was 8.6” Jan 12-13, 1985)

11/11

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