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2026 Statistics
current thru May 31st, 2026
Hottest temperature ...
106.3°F on May 11th
First 90°F Day for 2026 occured on March 12th!
First 100°F Day for 2026 occured on March 19th* at 2:09pm!
Coldest temperature ...
33.3°F on January 10th
Lowest maximum ...
56.7°F on January 8th
Highest minimum ...
75.0°F on May 12th
Maximum Wind Gust this year ...
35 mph on March 7th
Total rain so far this year ...
0.72 in.
Most rain in one day ...
0.33 in. on February 17th
Most rain in one month ...
0.38 in. in February
* This is the earliest occurance of 100°F on record the prior earliest was April 22nd, 2012!!
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2026 2026 AVERAGES °F (RAIN) 2026 Extremes °F
MONTH MAX: MIN: MEAN: in MAX: DATE: MIN: DATE:
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JANUARY... 69.4 46.0 57.1 ( 0.22 ) 78.4 1/14 33.2 1/10
FEBRUARY.. 76.4 51.4 64.0 ( 0.38 ) 88.7 2/27 40.8 2/21
MARCH..... 89.3 59.9 75.1 ( 0.12 ) 103.4 3/20 46.5 3/06
APRIL..... 85.3 60.2 74.0 ( T ) 93.6 4/08 53.3 4/27
MAY....... 92.1 66.4 80.7 ( 0.00 ) 106.3 5/11 55.0 5/06
JUNE...... ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 6/01 ---- 6/01
JULY...... ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 7/01 ---- 7/01
AUGUST.... ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 8/01 ---- 8/01
SEPTEMBER. ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 9/01 ---- 9/01
OCTOBER... ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 10/01 ---- 10/01
NOVEMBER.. ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 11/01 ---- 11/01
DECEMBER.. ---- ---- ---- ( ---- ) ---- 12/01 ---- 12/01
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YR TOTALS 82.6 57.0 70.3 ( 0.72 ) 106.3 5/11 33.3 1/10
** More than one occurance
The number of days this year
the HIGH temperature was ...
Less than 50°F ... 0 days
Less than 60°F ... 4 days
Less than 70°F ... 23 days
90°F or more .... 47 days
100°F or more .... 7 days
110°F or more .... 0 days
The number of days this year
the LOW temperature was ...
32°F or less ..... 0 days
45°F or less ..... 17 days
70°F or more .... 9 days
80°F or more ..... 0 days
85°F or more ..... 0 days
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Pepper Ridge North Valley Random Weather Facts |
MONSOON
The best example of a monsoon on Earth occurs over the Indian sub continent. During the months of April through October, a moist southwest wind brings heavy rains to this region...while a dry northeast wind is prevalent during the remainder of the year.
In North America, a similar situation occurs over much of Mexico. For example, in Acapulco, rainfall averages 51.8 inches during the months of June through October...while only 3.3 inches falls during the remainder of the year.
In the United States, Arizona and New Mexico are located on the northern fringe of the Mexican Monsoon. For most of the year, winds aloft over the southwest U.S. are west to northwest. During the summer, winds turn to a more south to southeast direction, importing moisture from the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of California and the Gulf of Mexico.
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