CLIMATOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES NO.
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1 Monthly Station Normals of Temperature, Precipitation, and Heating and Cooling Degree Days OKLAHOMA NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE, DATA, AND INFORMATION SERVICE NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER ASHEVILLE, NC
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3 OKLAHOMA Page 3 NOTES Product Description: This Climatography includes normals of monthly and annual maximum, minimum, and mean temperature (degrees F), monthly and annual total precipitation (inches), and heating and cooling degree days (base 65 degrees F). Normals stations include both National Weather Service Cooperative Network and Principal Observation (First-Order) locations in the 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Pacific Islands. Abbreviations: No. = Station Number in State Map Latitude = Latitude in degrees, minutes, and hemisphere (N=North, S=South) COOP ID = Cooperative Network ID (1:2=State ID, 3:6=Station Index) Longitude = Longitude in degrees, minutes, and hemisphere (W=West, E=East) WBAN ID = Weather Bureau Army Navy ID, if assigned Elev = Elevation in feet above mean sea level Elements = Input Elements (X=Maximum Temperature, Flag 1 = * if a published Local Climatological Data station N=Minimum Temperature, P=Precipitation) Flag 2 = + if WMO Fully Qualified (see Note below) Call = 3-Letter Station Call Sign, if assigned MAX = Normal Maximum Temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) HIGHEST MEAN/YEAR = Maximum Mean Monthly Value/Year, MEAN = Average of MAX and MIN (degrees Fahrenheit) MEDIAN = Median Mean Monthly Value/Year, MIN = Normal Minimum Temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) LOWEST MEAN/YEAR = Minimum Mean Monthly Value/Year, HDD = Total Heating Degree Days (base 65 degrees Fahrenheit) MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT = Add to MAX to Get Midnight Obs. Schedule CDD = Total Cooling Degree Days (base 65 degrees Fahrenheit) MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT = Add to MIN to Get Midnight Obs. Schedule Note: In 1989, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) prescribed standards of data completeness for the WMO Standard Normals. For full qualification, no more than three consecutive year-month values can be missing for a given month or no more than five overall values can be missing for a given month (out of 30 values). Stations meeting these standards are indicated with a '+' sign in Flag 2. Otherwise, stations are included in the normals if they have at least 10 year-month values for each month and have been active since January 1999 or were a previous normals station. Map Legend: Numbers correspond to No. in Station Inventory; Shaded Circles indicate Temperature and Precipitation Stations, Triangles (Point Up) indicate Precipitation-Only Stations, Triangles (Point Down) indicate Temperature-Only Stations, and Hexagons indicate stations with Flag 1 = *. Computational Procedures: A climate normal is defined, by convention, as the arithmetic mean of a climatological element computed over three consecutive decades (WMO,1989). Ideally, the data record for such a 30-year period should be free of any inconsistencies in observational practices (e.g., changes in station location, instrumentation, time of observation, etc.) and be serially complete (i.e., no missing values). When present, inconsistencies can lead to a nonclimatic bias in one period of a station s record relative to another, yielding an inhomogeneous data record. Adjustments and estimations can make a climate record homogeneous and serially complete, and allow a climate normal to be calculated simply as the average of the 30 monthly values. The methodology employed to generate the normals is not the same as in previous normals, as it addresses inhomogeneity and missing data value problems using several steps. The technique developed by Karl et al. (1986) is used to adjust monthly maximum and minimum temperature observations of conterminous U.S. stations to a consistent midnight-to-midnight schedule. All monthly temperature averages and precipitation totals are cross-checked against archived daily observations to ensure internal consistency. Each monthly observation is evaluated using a modified quality control procedure (Peterson et al.,1998), where station observation departures are computed, compared with neighboring stations, and then flagged and estimated where large differences with neighboring values exist. Missing or discarded temperature and precipitation observations are replaced using a weighting function derived from the observed relationship between a candidate s monthly observations and those of up to 20 neighboring stations whose observations are most strongly correlated with the candidate site. For temperature estimates, neighboring stations were selected from the U.S. Historical Climatology Network (USHCN; Karl et al. 1990). For precipitation estimates, all available stations were potential neighbors, maximizing station density for estimating the more spatially variable precipitation values. Peterson and Easterling (1994) and Easterling and Peterson (1995) outline the method for adjusting temperature inhomogeneities. This technique involves comparing the record of the candidate station with a reference series generated from neighboring data. The reference series is reconstructed using a weighted average of first difference observations (the difference from one year to the next) for neighboring stations with the highest correlation with the candidate. The underlying assumption behind this methodology is that temperatures over a region have similar tendencies in variation. If this assumption is violated, the potential discontinuity is evaluated for statistical significance. Where significant discontinuities are detected, the difference in average annual temperatures before and after the inhomogeneity is applied to adjust the mean of the earlier block with the mean of the latter block of data. Such an evaluation requires a minimum of five years between discontinuities. Consequently, if multiple changes occur within five years or if a change occurs very near the end of the normals period (e.g., after 1995), the discontinuity may not be detectable using this methodology. The monthly normals for maximum and minimum temperature and precipitation are computed simply by averaging the appropriate 30 values from the record. The monthly average temperature normals are computed by averaging the corresponding monthly maximum and minimum normals. The annual temperature normals are calculated by taking the average of the 12 monthly normals. The annual precipitation and degree day normals are the sum of the 12 monthly normals. Trace precipitation totals are shown as zero. Precipitation totals include rain and the liquid equivalent of frozen and freezing precipitation (e.g., snow, sleet, freezing rain, and hail). For many NWS locations, indicated with an * next to HDD and CDD in the degree day table, degree day normals are computed directly from daily values for the period. For all other stations, estimated degree day totals are based on a modification of the rational conversion formula developed by Thom (1966), using daily spline-fit means and standard deviations of average temperature as inputs. References: Easterling, D.R, and T.C. Peterson, 1995: A new method for detecting and adjusting for undocumented discontinuities in climatological time series. Intl. J. Clim., 15, Karl, T.R., C.N. Williams, Jr., P.J. Young, and W.M. Wendland,1986: A model to estimate the time of observation bias associated with monthly mean maximum, minimum, and mean temperatures for the United States, J. Clim. Appl. Met., 25, Peterson, T.C., and D.R. Easterling, 1994: Creation of homogeneous composite climatological reference series. Intl. J. Clim., 14, Peterson,T.C., R. Vose, R. Schmoyer, and V. Razuvaev, 1998: Global Historical Climatology Network (GHCN) quality control of monthly temperature data. Intl. J. Clim., 18, Thom, H.C.S., 1966: Normal degree days above any base by the universal truncation coefficient, Month. Wea. Rev., 94, World Meteorological Organization, 1989: Calculation of Monthly and Annual 30-Year Standard Normals, WCDP-No. 10, WMO-TD/No. 341, Geneva: World Meteorological Organization. Release Date: Revised 02/2002* National Climatic Data Center/NESDIS/NOAA, Asheville, North Carolina
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5 OKLAHOMA Page 5 STATION INVENTORY No. COOP ID WBAN ID Elements Station Name Call Latitude Longitude Elev Flag 1 Flag XNP ADA N W XNP ALTUS IRIG RES STATION N W XNP ALTUS DAM N W XNP ALVA N W P AMBER N W XNP ANADARKO 3 E N W XNP ANTLERS N W P APACHE N W XNP ARDMORE N W XNP ARNETT N W P ASHLAND N W XNP ATOKA DAM N W XNP BARNSDALL N W XNP BARTLESVILLE 2 W BVO N W XNP BATTIEST 1 SSW N W XNP BEAR MOUNTAIN TOWER N W XNP BEAVER Q N W P BEGGS N W XNP BILLINGS N W XNP BIXBY N W XNP BLACKWELL N W XNP BLANCHARD 2 SSW N W XNP BOISE CITY 2 E N W XNP BOSWELL 1 S N W XNP BRISTOW N W P BROKEN BOW 1 N N W XNP BROKEN BOW DAM N W XNP BUFFALO N W P BURBANK N W P CALVIN N W XNP CANTON N W P CARNASAW TOWER N W XNP CARNEGIE 5 NE N W P CARTER TOWER N W XNP CHANDLER N W XNP CHATTANOOGA 3 NE N W P CHECOTAH N W P CHELSEA 4 S N W XNP CHEROKEE N W P CHEYENNE N W XNP CHICKASAW NRA N W XNP CHICKASHA EXPERIMENT STN N W XNP CLAREMORE 2 ENE N W P CLAYTON 14 WNW N W XNP CLEVELAND 4 WSW N W XNP CLINTON N W P COLONY 3 NE N W P COMANCHE N W P CORDELL N W P COX CITY 2 NE N W P CRESCENT 1 W N W XNP CUSHING N W P DAISY 4 ENE N W P DEWAR 2 NE N W XNP DUNCAN N W P DUNCAN 11 W N W XNP DURANT N W XNP EL RENO 1 N N W XNP ELK CITY N W XNP ENID N W XNP ERICK N W XNP EUFAULA 6 SSW N W P FANSHAWE N W P FARGO N W P FARRIS 3 WNW N W P FLASHMAN TOWER N W P FORAKER N W XNP FORT SUPPLY 3 SE N W XNP FREDERICK N W XNP FREEDOM N W
6 OKLAHOMA Page 6 STATION INVENTORY No. COOP ID WBAN ID Elements Station Name Call Latitude Longitude Elev Flag 1 Flag XNP GAGE AP GAG N W XNP GATE N W XNP GEARY N W XNP GOODWELL RESEARCH STA N W P GRANDFIELD 4 NW N W XNP GREAT SALT PLAINS DAM N W XNP GUTHRIE 5 S N W XNP HAMMON 3 SSW N W XNP HANNA N W P HASKELL N W XNP HEALDTON N W P HEAVENER 2 N N W P HEE MOUNTAIN TOWER N W XNP HELENA 1 SSE N W XNP HENNESSEY 4 ESE N W XNP HOBART MUNICIPAL AP HBR N W XNP HOLDENVILLE 2 SSE N W XNP HOLLIS 5 E N W P HOLLOW N W P HOMINY N W XNP HOOKER N W XNP HUGO N W P HULAH DAM N W XNP IDABEL N W P INGALLS N W XNP JEFFERSON N W XNP KANSAS 1 ESE N W XNP KENTON N W XNP KEYSTONE DAM N W XNP KINGFISHER 2 SE N W P KINGSTON N W P KONAWA N W XNP LAKE EUFAULA N W P LAVERNE N W XNP LAWTON N W P LEEDEY 1 S N W P LEHIGH N W XNP LINDSAY 2 W N W P LOCO 7 SE N W P LOOKEBA 1 N N W P LYONS 2 N N W XNP MADILL N W XNP MANGUM N W XNP MANNFORD 6 NW N W P MARAMEC N W XNP MARIETTA 5 SW N W P MARLOW 1 WSW N W P MARSHALL N W XNP MCALESTER MUNICIPAL AP MLC N W XNP MC CURTAIN 1 SE N W XNP MCGEE CREEK DAM N W P MEDFORD N W XNP MEEKER 5 W N W XNP MIAMI N W P MORAVIA 2 NNE N W XNP MUSKOGEE N W XNP MUTUAL N W XNP NEWKIRK 1 NW N W P NORMAN N W XNP NOWATA N W XNP OKEENE N W XNP OKEMAH N W XNP OKLAHOMA CITY AP OKC N W 1304 * XNP OKMULGEE WATER WORKS N W P OKTAHA 2 NE N W P ORIENTA 1 SSW N W XNP PAULS VALLEY 4 WSW N W XNP PAWHUSKA N W P PAWNEE N W P PERKINS N W 900 +
7 OKLAHOMA Page 7 STATION INVENTORY No. COOP ID WBAN ID Elements Station Name Call Latitude Longitude Elev Flag 1 Flag XNP PERRY N W P PIEDMONT 3 N N W XNP PONCA CITY FAA AP PNC N W P PONTOTOC N W XNP POTEAU N W XNP POTEAU WATER WORKS N W P PRAGUE N W XNP PRYOR N W XNP PURCELL N W P QUAPAW N W P QUINTON N W XNP RALSTON N W P RANDLETT 8 E N W P REDROCK N W P REGNIER N W P RENFROW N W P RETROP N W XNP REYDON 2 SSE N W P ROOSEVELT N W XNP SALLISAW 2 NW N W P SAYRE N W XNP SEMINOLE N W P SHAWNEE N W P SKIATOOK N W XNP SMITHVILLE N W P SNYDER N W P SOBOL TOWER N W XNP SPAVINAW N W P SPIRO N W XNP STILLWATER 2 W SWO N W XNP STILWELL 5 NNW N W P STROUD 1 N N W P SWEETWATER N W XNP TAHLEQUAH N W XNP TALOGA N W P THOMAS N W P TISHOMINGO NATL WL REF N W XNP TULSA INTL AP TUL N W 650 * XNP TURPIN 4 SSE N W XNP TUSKAHOMA N W P UNION CITY 3 SE N W P VALLIANT 3 W N W P VICI N W XNP VINITA 2 N N W P VINSON 3 WNW N W XNP WAGONER N W XNP WALTERS N W XNP WATONGA N W XNP WAURIKA N W XNP WAYNOKA 3 S N W XNP WEATHERFORD N W XNP WEBBERS FALLS 5 WSW N W P WELTY 1 SSE N W P WETUMKA 3 NE N W P WEWOKA N W XNP WICHITA MTN WL REF N W XNP WILBURTON 9 ENE N W P WILLOW N W P WOODWARD N W
8 OKLAHOMA Page 8 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 001 ADA MAX MEAN MIN ALTUS IRIG RES STATION MAX MEAN MIN ALTUS DAM MAX MEAN MIN ALVA MAX MEAN MIN ANADARKO 3 E MAX MEAN MIN ANTLERS MAX MEAN MIN ARDMORE MAX MEAN MIN ARNETT MAX MEAN MIN ATOKA DAM MAX MEAN MIN BARNSDALL MAX MEAN MIN BARTLESVILLE 2 W MAX MEAN MIN BATTIEST 1 SSW MAX MEAN MIN BEAR MOUNTAIN TOWER MAX MEAN MIN BEAVER MAX MEAN MIN BILLINGS MAX MEAN MIN BIXBY MAX MEAN MIN BLACKWELL MAX MEAN MIN BLANCHARD 2 SSW MAX MEAN MIN BOISE CITY 2 E MAX MEAN MIN BOSWELL 1 S MAX MEAN MIN BRISTOW MAX MEAN MIN BROKEN BOW DAM MAX MEAN MIN BUFFALO MAX MEAN MIN
9 OKLAHOMA Page 9 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 031 CANTON MAX MEAN MIN CARNEGIE 5 NE MAX MEAN MIN CHANDLER 1 MAX MEAN MIN CHATTANOOGA 3 NE MAX MEAN MIN CHEROKEE MAX MEAN MIN CHICKASAW NRA MAX MEAN MIN CHICKASHA EXPERIMENT ST MAX MEAN MIN CLAREMORE 2 ENE MAX MEAN MIN CLEVELAND 4 WSW MAX MEAN MIN CLINTON MAX MEAN MIN CUSHING MAX MEAN MIN DUNCAN MAX MEAN MIN DURANT MAX MEAN MIN EL RENO 1 N MAX MEAN MIN ELK CITY MAX MEAN MIN ENID MAX MEAN MIN ERICK MAX MEAN MIN EUFAULA 6 SSW MAX MEAN MIN FORT SUPPLY 3 SE MAX MEAN MIN FREDERICK MAX MEAN MIN FREEDOM MAX MEAN MIN GAGE AP MAX MEAN MIN GATE MAX MEAN MIN
10 OKLAHOMA Page 10 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 073 GEARY MAX MEAN MIN GOODWELL RESEARCH STA MAX MEAN MIN GREAT SALT PLAINS DAM MAX MEAN MIN GUTHRIE 5 S MAX MEAN MIN HAMMON 3 SSW MAX MEAN MIN HANNA MAX MEAN MIN HEALDTON MAX MEAN MIN HELENA 1 SSE MAX MEAN MIN HENNESSEY 4 ESE MAX MEAN MIN HOBART MUNICIPAL AP MAX MEAN MIN HOLDENVILLE 2 SSE MAX MEAN MIN HOLLIS 5 E MAX MEAN MIN HOOKER MAX MEAN MIN HUGO MAX MEAN MIN IDABEL MAX MEAN MIN JEFFERSON MAX MEAN MIN KANSAS 1 ESE MAX MEAN MIN KENTON MAX MEAN MIN KEYSTONE DAM MAX MEAN MIN KINGFISHER 2 SE MAX MEAN MIN LAKE EUFAULA MAX MEAN MIN LAWTON MAX MEAN MIN LINDSAY 2 W MAX MEAN MIN
11 OKLAHOMA Page 11 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 112 MADILL MAX MEAN MIN MANGUM MAX MEAN MIN MANNFORD 6 NW MAX MEAN MIN MARIETTA 5 SW MAX MEAN MIN MCALESTER MUNICIPAL AP MAX MEAN MIN MC CURTAIN 1 SE MAX MEAN MIN MCGEE CREEK DAM MAX MEAN MIN MEEKER 5 W MAX MEAN MIN MIAMI MAX MEAN MIN MUSKOGEE MAX MEAN MIN MUTUAL MAX MEAN MIN NEWKIRK 1 NW MAX MEAN MIN NOWATA MAX MEAN MIN OKEENE MAX MEAN MIN OKEMAH MAX MEAN MIN OKLAHOMA CITY AP MAX MEAN MIN OKMULGEE WATER WORKS MAX MEAN MIN PAULS VALLEY 4 WSW MAX MEAN MIN PAWHUSKA MAX MEAN MIN PERRY MAX MEAN MIN PONCA CITY FAA AP MAX MEAN MIN POTEAU MAX MEAN MIN POTEAU WATER WORKS MAX MEAN MIN
12 OKLAHOMA Page 12 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 148 PRYOR MAX MEAN MIN PURCELL MAX MEAN MIN RALSTON MAX MEAN MIN REYDON 2 SSE MAX MEAN MIN SALLISAW 2 NW MAX MEAN MIN SEMINOLE MAX MEAN MIN SMITHVILLE MAX MEAN MIN SPAVINAW MAX MEAN MIN STILLWATER 2 W MAX MEAN MIN STILWELL 5 NNW MAX MEAN MIN TAHLEQUAH MAX MEAN MIN TALOGA MAX MEAN MIN TULSA INTL AP MAX MEAN MIN TURPIN 4 SSE MAX MEAN MIN TUSKAHOMA MAX MEAN MIN VINITA 2 N MAX MEAN MIN WAGONER MAX MEAN MIN WALTERS MAX MEAN MIN WATONGA MAX MEAN MIN WAURIKA MAX MEAN MIN WAYNOKA 3 S MAX MEAN MIN WEATHERFORD MAX MEAN MIN WEBBERS FALLS 5 WSW MAX MEAN MIN
13 OKLAHOMA Page 13 TEMPERATURE NORMALS (Degrees Fahrenheit) 196 WICHITA MTN WL REF MAX MEAN MIN WILBURTON 9 ENE MAX MEAN MIN
14 OKLAHOMA Page 14 PRECIPITATION NORMALS (Total in Inches) No. Station Name JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC ANNUAL 001 ADA ALTUS IRIG RES STATION ALTUS DAM ALVA AMBER ANADARKO 3 E ANTLERS APACHE ARDMORE ARNETT ASHLAND ATOKA DAM BARNSDALL BARTLESVILLE 2 W BATTIEST 1 SSW BEAR MOUNTAIN TOWER BEAVER BEGGS BILLINGS BIXBY BLACKWELL BLANCHARD 2 SSW BOISE CITY 2 E BOSWELL 1 S BRISTOW BROKEN BOW 1 N BROKEN BOW DAM BUFFALO BURBANK CALVIN CANTON CARNASAW TOWER CARNEGIE 5 NE CARTER TOWER CHANDLER CHATTANOOGA 3 NE CHECOTAH CHELSEA 4 S CHEROKEE CHEYENNE CHICKASAW NRA CHICKASHA EXPERIMENT ST CLAREMORE 2 ENE CLAYTON 14 WNW CLEVELAND 4 WSW CLINTON COLONY 3 NE COMANCHE CORDELL COX CITY 2 NE CRESCENT 1 W CUSHING DAISY 4 ENE DEWAR 2 NE DUNCAN DUNCAN 11 W DURANT EL RENO 1 N ELK CITY ENID ERICK EUFAULA 6 SSW FANSHAWE FARGO FARRIS 3 WNW FLASHMAN TOWER FORAKER FORT SUPPLY 3 SE FREDERICK
15 OKLAHOMA Page 15 PRECIPITATION NORMALS (Total in Inches) No. Station Name JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC ANNUAL 070 FREEDOM GAGE AP GATE GEARY GOODWELL RESEARCH STA GRANDFIELD 4 NW GREAT SALT PLAINS DAM GUTHRIE 5 S HAMMON 3 SSW HANNA HASKELL HEALDTON HEAVENER 2 N HEE MOUNTAIN TOWER HELENA 1 SSE HENNESSEY 4 ESE HOBART MUNICIPAL AP HOLDENVILLE 2 SSE HOLLIS 5 E HOLLOW HOMINY HOOKER HUGO HULAH DAM IDABEL INGALLS JEFFERSON KANSAS 1 ESE KENTON KEYSTONE DAM KINGFISHER 2 SE KINGSTON KONAWA LAKE EUFAULA LAVERNE LAWTON LEEDEY 1 S LEHIGH LINDSAY 2 W LOCO 7 SE LOOKEBA 1 N LYONS 2 N MADILL MANGUM MANNFORD 6 NW MARAMEC MARIETTA 5 SW MARLOW 1 WSW MARSHALL MCALESTER MUNICIPAL AP MC CURTAIN 1 SE MCGEE CREEK DAM MEDFORD MEEKER 5 W MIAMI MORAVIA 2 NNE MUSKOGEE MUTUAL NEWKIRK 1 NW NORMAN NOWATA OKEENE OKEMAH OKLAHOMA CITY AP OKMULGEE WATER WORKS OKTAHA 2 NE ORIENTA 1 SSW PAULS VALLEY 4 WSW PAWHUSKA
16 OKLAHOMA Page 16 PRECIPITATION NORMALS (Total in Inches) No. Station Name JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC ANNUAL 139 PAWNEE PERKINS PERRY PIEDMONT 3 N PONCA CITY FAA AP PONTOTOC POTEAU POTEAU WATER WORKS PRAGUE PRYOR PURCELL QUAPAW QUINTON RALSTON RANDLETT 8 E REDROCK REGNIER RENFROW RETROP REYDON 2 SSE ROOSEVELT SALLISAW 2 NW SAYRE SEMINOLE SHAWNEE SKIATOOK SMITHVILLE SNYDER SOBOL TOWER SPAVINAW SPIRO STILLWATER 2 W STILWELL 5 NNW STROUD 1 N SWEETWATER TAHLEQUAH TALOGA THOMAS TISHOMINGO NATL WL REF TULSA INTL AP TURPIN 4 SSE TUSKAHOMA UNION CITY 3 SE VALLIANT 3 W VICI VINITA 2 N VINSON 3 WNW WAGONER WALTERS WATONGA WAURIKA WAYNOKA 3 S WEATHERFORD WEBBERS FALLS 5 WSW WELTY 1 SSE WETUMKA 3 NE WEWOKA WICHITA MTN WL REF WILBURTON 9 ENE WILLOW WOODWARD
17 OKLAHOMA Page 17 DEGREE DAYS (Total) 001 ADA HDD CDD ALTUS IRIG RES STATION HDD CDD ALTUS DAM HDD CDD ALVA HDD CDD ANADARKO 3 E HDD CDD ANTLERS HDD CDD ARDMORE HDD CDD ARNETT HDD CDD ATOKA DAM HDD CDD BARNSDALL HDD CDD BARTLESVILLE 2 W HDD CDD BATTIEST 1 SSW HDD CDD BEAR MOUNTAIN TOWER HDD CDD BEAVER HDD CDD BILLINGS HDD CDD BIXBY HDD CDD BLACKWELL HDD CDD BLANCHARD 2 SSW HDD CDD BOISE CITY 2 E HDD CDD BOSWELL 1 S HDD CDD BRISTOW HDD CDD BROKEN BOW DAM HDD CDD BUFFALO HDD CDD CANTON HDD CDD CARNEGIE 5 NE HDD CDD CHANDLER 1 HDD CDD CHATTANOOGA 3 NE HDD CDD CHEROKEE HDD CDD CHICKASAW NRA HDD CDD CHICKASHA EXPERIMENT ST HDD CDD CLAREMORE 2 ENE HDD CDD CLEVELAND 4 WSW HDD CDD CLINTON HDD CDD CUSHING HDD CDD
18 OKLAHOMA Page 18 DEGREE DAYS (Total) 055 DUNCAN HDD CDD DURANT HDD CDD EL RENO 1 N HDD CDD ELK CITY HDD CDD ENID HDD CDD ERICK HDD CDD EUFAULA 6 SSW HDD CDD FORT SUPPLY 3 SE HDD CDD FREDERICK HDD CDD FREEDOM HDD CDD GAGE AP HDD CDD GATE HDD CDD GEARY HDD CDD GOODWELL RESEARCH STA HDD CDD GREAT SALT PLAINS DAM HDD CDD GUTHRIE 5 S HDD CDD HAMMON 3 SSW HDD CDD HANNA HDD CDD HEALDTON HDD CDD HELENA 1 SSE HDD CDD HENNESSEY 4 ESE HDD CDD HOBART MUNICIPAL AP HDD CDD HOLDENVILLE 2 SSE HDD CDD HOLLIS 5 E HDD CDD HOOKER HDD CDD HUGO HDD CDD IDABEL HDD CDD JEFFERSON HDD CDD KANSAS 1 ESE HDD CDD KENTON HDD CDD KEYSTONE DAM HDD CDD KINGFISHER 2 SE HDD CDD LAKE EUFAULA HDD CDD LAWTON HDD CDD
19 OKLAHOMA Page 19 DEGREE DAYS (Total) 108 LINDSAY 2 W HDD CDD MADILL HDD CDD MANGUM HDD CDD MANNFORD 6 NW HDD CDD MARIETTA 5 SW HDD CDD MCALESTER MUNICIPAL AP HDD CDD MC CURTAIN 1 SE HDD CDD MCGEE CREEK DAM HDD CDD MEEKER 5 W HDD CDD MIAMI HDD CDD MUSKOGEE HDD CDD MUTUAL HDD CDD NEWKIRK 1 NW HDD CDD NOWATA HDD CDD OKEENE HDD CDD OKEMAH HDD CDD OKLAHOMA CITY AP HDD* CDD* OKMULGEE WATER WORKS HDD CDD PAULS VALLEY 4 WSW HDD CDD PAWHUSKA HDD CDD PERRY HDD CDD PONCA CITY FAA AP HDD CDD POTEAU HDD CDD POTEAU WATER WORKS HDD CDD PRYOR HDD CDD PURCELL HDD CDD RALSTON HDD CDD REYDON 2 SSE HDD CDD SALLISAW 2 NW HDD CDD SEMINOLE HDD CDD SMITHVILLE HDD CDD SPAVINAW HDD CDD STILLWATER 2 W HDD CDD STILWELL 5 NNW HDD CDD
20 OKLAHOMA Page 20 DEGREE DAYS (Total) 174 TAHLEQUAH HDD CDD TALOGA HDD CDD TULSA INTL AP HDD* CDD* TURPIN 4 SSE HDD CDD TUSKAHOMA HDD CDD VINITA 2 N HDD CDD WAGONER HDD CDD WALTERS HDD CDD WATONGA HDD CDD WAURIKA HDD CDD WAYNOKA 3 S HDD CDD WEATHERFORD HDD CDD WEBBERS FALLS 5 WSW HDD CDD WICHITA MTN WL REF HDD CDD WILBURTON 9 ENE HDD CDD
21 OKLAHOMA Page 21 NORMALS STATISTICS 001 ADA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ALTUS IRIG RE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ALTUS DAM HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ALVA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ANADARKO 3 E HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ANTLERS HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ARDMORE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ARNETT HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ATOKA DAM HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BARNSDALL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
22 OKLAHOMA Page 22 NORMALS STATISTICS 014 BARTLESVILLE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BATTIEST 1 SS HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BEAR MOUNTAIN HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BEAVER HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BILLINGS HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BIXBY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BLACKWELL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BLANCHARD 2 S HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BOISE CITY 2 HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT BOSWELL 1 S HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
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24 OKLAHOMA Page 24 NORMALS STATISTICS 043 CLAREMORE 2 E HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT CLEVELAND 4 W HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT CLINTON HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT CUSHING HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT DUNCAN HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT DURANT HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT EL RENO 1 N HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ELK CITY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ENID HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT ERICK HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
25 OKLAHOMA Page 25 NORMALS STATISTICS 062 EUFAULA 6 SSW HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT FORT SUPPLY 3 HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT FREDERICK HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT FREEDOM HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GAGE AP HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GATE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GEARY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GOODWELL RESE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GREAT SALT PL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT GUTHRIE 5 S HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
26 OKLAHOMA Page 26 NORMALS STATISTICS 078 HAMMON 3 SSW HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HANNA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HEALDTON HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HELENA 1 SSE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HENNESSEY 4 E HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HOBART MUNICI HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HOLDENVILLE 2 HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HOLLIS 5 E HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HOOKER HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT HUGO HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
27 OKLAHOMA Page 27 NORMALS STATISTICS 094 IDABEL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT JEFFERSON HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT KANSAS 1 ESE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT KENTON HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT KEYSTONE DAM HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT KINGFISHER 2 HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT LAKE EUFAULA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT LAWTON HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT LINDSAY 2 W HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MADILL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
28 OKLAHOMA Page 28 NORMALS STATISTICS 113 MANGUM HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MANNFORD 6 NW HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MARIETTA 5 SW HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MCALESTER MUN HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MC CURTAIN 1 HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MCGEE CREEK D HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MEEKER 5 W HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MIAMI HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MUSKOGEE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MUTUAL HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
29 OKLAHOMA Page 29 NORMALS STATISTICS 128 NEWKIRK 1 NW HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT NOWATA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT OKEENE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT OKEMAH HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT OKLAHOMA CITY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT OKMULGEE WATE HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT PAULS VALLEY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT PAWHUSKA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT PERRY HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT PONCA CITY FA HIGHEST MEAN MEDIAN LOWEST MEAN HIGHEST MEAN YEAR LOWEST MEAN YEAR MIN OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT MAX OBS TIME ADJUSTMENT
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