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Statewide areal climate 1951–2025

Alabama

A 64.0°F / 56.3" normal · 2025 ran +0.6°F vs normal. 67 counties.
2026 so far · through Aug 29: This area is running +1.7°F (67.3°F) vs the 1996–2025 to-date normal — the 4th warmest start of 76 years. Precipitation 92% of normal. U.S. year-to-date →

Normal (1996–2025)

64.0°F
annual mean · 56.3" precipitation

2025 vs Normal

+0.6°F
64.6°F · 51.5" (91% of normal)

Warmest Year

65.5°F
2024 · coldest 60.7°F (1976)

Wettest Year

74.7in
1975 · driest 35.4" (1954)

Hottest Day

103.0°F
Jul 24 · 1952

Coldest Day

-3.1°F
Jan 21 · 1985

Biggest Rain Day

4.14in
Mar 16 · 1990

Record

1951–2025
75 complete years · NOAA nClimGrid

Where 2025 Ran Warm & Cool

Every county in Alabama by its 2025 temperature vs the 1996–2025 normal.
Where 2025 Ran Warm & Cool

Monthly Climate

45°
J
50°
F
57°
M
63°
A
71°
M
78°
J
80°
J
80°
A
75°
S
65°
O
54°
N
48°
D
—— normal temperature (°F) · ▮ normal precipitation (in) · 1996–2025

Counties (67)

AutaugaBaldwin CountyBarbour CountyBibb CountyBlount CountyBullock CountyButler CountyCalhoun CountyChambers CountyCherokee CountyChilton CountyChoctaw CountyClarke CountyClay CountyCleburne CountyCoffee CountyColbert CountyConecuh CountyCoosa CountyCovington CountyCrenshaw CountyCullman CountyDale CountyDallas CountyDeKalb CountyElmore CountyEscambia CountyEtowah CountyFayette CountyFranklin CountyGeneva CountyGreene CountyHale CountyHenry CountyHouston CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyLamar CountyLauderdale CountyLawrence CountyLee CountyLimestone CountyLowndes CountyMacon CountyMadison CountyMarengo CountyMarion CountyMarshall CountyMobile CountyMonroe CountyMontgomery CountyMorgan CountyPerry CountyPickens CountyPike CountyRandolph CountyRussell CountyShelby CountySt. Clair CountySumter CountyTalladega CountyTallapoosa CountyTuscaloosa CountyWalker CountyWashington CountyWilcox CountyWinston County
Areal nClimGrid averages (NOAA/NCEI) over the whole area — an average across the region, not a single station. Separate from the station records.
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