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1 maj 2024 · The Local Climatological Data Version 2 (LCDv2) summaries provide a monthly synopses of climatic values for individual weather stations. LCDv2 supersedes the original LCD (v1) product, and contains identical data plus additional elements and stations.
Local Climatological Data is a monthly summary consisting of daily extremes and averages of temperature, departures from normal, average dew point and wet bulb temperatures, degree days, significant weather, precipitation, snowfall, snow depth, station and sea level pressure, and average and extreme wind speeds for U.S. stations since 2005.
Use the Climate->Local link (on the left sidebar of most of our web pages) to view current climate products. Those products include the Daily Climate Report (CLI), Preliminary Climatology Data (CF6), Record Event Report (RER), Monthly Weather Summary (CLM) and the Regional Summary (RTP).
Local Climatological Data (LCD) is only available for stations and locations within the United States and its territories. Select the state or territory, location, and time to view specific data. Click the station name to view details or click "ADD TO CART" to order that station's data.
Climate/Almanac Data Summaries with Daily, Monthly, Seasonal, & Annual Climate Reports, Normals/Averages, Records, & More!
This table, known as the preliminary Local Climatological Data (LCD) or F-6 form, lists the weather summary on a daily basis in each row. A summary of the month’s weather to date is available at the bottom.
Find daily records of high and low temperature and precipitation for most localities in the United States. Display different variables to look for patterns and compare them among different dates. Where did it rain or snow on a specific date? How does temperature change with latitude? How much snow was on the ground at a station on a specific date?
