Texas Climatic Data

   
Climatic data is important for assessing a location's general suitability for grape production and to appropriately match varieties to the climate. Potential vineyard site assessment should include determination of growing degree-days (heat units), potential for winter cold injury, frost damage, disease incidence and severity, and irrigation requirements. The best single source for Texas climatic data is the National Climatic Data Center which sells several types of climatic reports for individual weather stations. Climatic data for selected locations is available online for free at various websites listed on this page.

Search Texas Climatic Data
Texas Office of State Climatologist
National Climatic Data Center
Climatic reports are available for purchase and can be ordered online.
Climatic Data and Products
Southern Regional Climate Center

Climatic Data for Texas Regions and Cities, National Weather Service

South Plains
West Central
El Paso
Midland
Amarillo
Austin
Del Rio
San Antonio

North Central

Southeast
Deep South

 

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