ValueAnomalyRankMean

Divisional Palmer Z-Index Rank (130 years)

October - December 1934

Driest⇣⅒⇣ ⅓Near Normal⇡ ⅓⇡⅒Wettest

Texas (Hover over a Climate Division)

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October - December 1934 Texas Divisional Palmer Z-Index

Climate Division	Value	Anomaly	Rank 130 Years	1901-2000 Mean
1. High Plains	-1.18	-1.33	18	0.15
2. Low Rolling Plains	-1.06	-1.14	29	0.08
3. North Central	-1.01	-1.13	39	0.11
4. East Texas	0.06	0.05	72	0.01
5. Trans Pecos	-1.76	-1.78	6	0.02
6. Edwards Plateau	-1.39	-1.51	21	0.12
7. South Central	0.19	0.03	76	0.16
8. Upper Coast	-0.06	-0.17	65	0.11
9. South	-0.21	-0.27	67	0.07
10. Lower Valley	-0.90	-0.99	31	0.09

Citing This Page

• NOAA National Centers for Environmental information, Climate at a Glance: Divisional Mapping, published March 2025, retrieved on March 25, 2025 from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/divisional/mapping