My Independent Precipitation Expectations, if Any (90% accurate when given-precipitation
may only be a trace, 82% accurate for measureable precipitation).
Precipitation Possible By 7/27.
(Date, if given, may change as time approaches.)
Station Forecast
Snow,
Precipitation, Fire Danger, and Drought Information
2014 Temperature Deviation From Normal (Degrees F); 2013
-1.2
0.9
Sheridan Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) 0=Wettest, 800=Driest; Adjective Rating
195
Low
Big Horn Mountains Approx. Avg. Snow Depth (Inches) as of EOS & Last Year/Avg.
0.0
0.0/0.0
Sheridan Snow Depth as of EOS (Inches) & Last Year/50+ Year Average
0.0
0.0/0.0
Sheridan 24 Hour Snowfall (Inches) Through 8:00 AM Today
0.0
Season (7/1-6/30) to Date Snowfall (Inches) Through EOS & Percent of Average
EOS
EOS
Average Season (7/1-6/30) to Date Snowfall (Inches)-Through EOS
EOS
Evapotranspiration On 7/22 (Inch)
0.09
Precipitation Year to Date (Inches) Through 7/22/14 and Normal
9.78
9.00
June Precipitation (Inches) & Percent of Normal
2.26
116%
Normal June Precipitation (Inches)
1.94
2014 Precipitation Through June (Inches) & Percent of Normal
Big Horn
Mountains Approx. Avg. Annual Snowfall (Inches)-Only Seven Years In
Average
150
Big Horn Mountains Date Of Maximum Snow Depth
4/4
Sheridan Annual Snowfall
(Inches)
63.6
69.2
Sheridan Date Of Maximum Snow Depth
2/10
1/31
Pending
Sheridan Annual
Precipitation (Inches)
14.08
15.15
Sheridan Annual
Temperature (F)
45.9
44.6
Sheridan First Freeze
(32 degrees)-National Weather Service
Data At Airport
9/20
Sheridan Last Freeze (32
degrees)-National Weather Service
Data At Airport
5/19
Sheridan Yearly Wind
Speed (MPH)-National Weather Service Data At Airport (No Trees)
7.3
Sheridan Yearly Wind
Speed (MPH) At This Location-Last Seven Years Only (With Trees)
1.7
Sheridan's Windiest Month Is April-(MPH)
National Weather Service At Airport (No Trees)
9.8
Notes: Big Horn Mountains snow information is derived from
U.S. Government SNOTEL measurments. Sheridan snow
measurements are derived from a combination of NWS (National Weather
Service), Cooperator and, for more than a decade, my measurements.
Sheridan precipitation and annual temperatures are derived
from the same sources as the snowfall. Where my measurments
have existed for several years, they are used in lieu of any other
records for that period of time. In some cases, data from only NWS as well as records
including my data, may both be shown for comparative purposes.
Averages include all data collected. Normals are
averages of 30 year periods which end at the end of the last decade.
I.E. the current normal period began in 1981 and ended in
2010. Fire Danger computations are made at 12:00 Noon Mountain Time for the afternoon of the current day. They should only be used for general information as values can change rapidly depending on specific locations and especially rapidly changing wind conditions. Open terrain with higher wind speeds may raise ratings by an entire rating category.
EOS=End of Season.
