Value Anomaly Rank Mean

Divisional Palmer Z-Index

November 1951 - January 1952

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Texas (Hover over a Climate Division)

Z-Index Palmer Z-Index : -2.18

Anomaly: -2.18

Rank: 8th Driest

Mean: 0.00

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November 1951 - January 1952 Texas Divisional Palmer Z-Index

Climate Division	Value	Anomaly	Rank 130 Years	1901-2000 Mean
1. High Plains	-0.88	-0.96	24	0.08
2. Low Rolling Plains	-1.41	-1.43	12	0.02
3. North Central	-2.57	-2.57	3	0.00
4. East Texas	-1.67	-1.58	18	-0.10
5. Trans Pecos	-1.25	-1.22	10	-0.03
6. Edwards Plateau	-1.79	-1.80	6	0.01
7. South Central	-1.92	-1.93	7	0.01
8. Upper Coast	-2.25	-2.24	5	-0.01
9. South	-1.64	-1.62	4	-0.01
10. Lower Valley	-1.65	-1.64	3	-0.01

Citing This Page

• NOAA National Centers for Environmental information, Climate at a Glance: Divisional Mapping, published July 2025, retrieved on July 24, 2025 from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/divisional/mapping