It’s been a toasty start to the summer, and the hottest part of the year is still to come for most of the state.
The hottest part of the year, or summer, varies across the stateFor many in the Lone Star State, it felt like summer started in May as the triple digit heat arrived early. Even with the lack of rainfall, the above average temperatures and 100 degree weather, the hottest part of the year is still ahead of us.
Why? This time of year typically brings more moisture to these areas because of the tropics and the monsoon. So when does the hottest part of the year arrive in your part of the state? It varies, but for most of us it’s late July into August. The warmest months of the year are July and August, with a mean temperature of 85.7 degrees.
Based on the average daily high temperature of 97 degrees, the peak of the summer is July 23 to Aug. 14. Based on the average daily high temperature of 97 degrees, the peak of the summer is July 23 to Aug. 14. The peak of the summer is July 31 to Aug. 14, with an average daily high temperature of 99. The hottest part of the summer is July 30 to Aug. 16, with an average daily high temperature of 97. The warmest month of the year is typically August, with a mean temperature of 83.8 degrees.
The hottest time of here is typically before the official start of summer. Based on the average daily high temperature of 98, the hottest part of the year for the Borderland is from June 13 to 29.
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