Texas's Coldest Aprils: A Chilling History

Texass coldest Aprils, dating back to 1895, have been ranked by statewide average temperature, revealing a range of highs, lows, and rainfall totals. The chilliest April was in 1997, with a temperature of 59.7°F. Ties for the tenth coldest occurred in 1980, 1959, and 1952, all averaging 62.5°F. These months saw highs around 75-77°F, lows near 50°F, and precipitation ranging from 1.4 to 3.35 inches. Drier conditions were experienced in 1987, with a temperature of 62.2°F and just 0.9 inches of rain. The top three coldest Aprils were in 1973 (60.1°F), 1931 (60.3°F), and 1926 (60.4°F), with highs in the low 70s, lows in the mid-40s, and rainfall scattered from 1.76 to 4.91 inches. These records highlight the unpredictable nature of Texas springs, reminding us to be prepared for cooler weather.

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