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| Driest Winter in Tulsa Oklahoma Since Record
Keeping Began in 1888 |
| The winter of 2005-2006 will go down in the record
books as being the driest ever in Tulsa Oklahoma. Only 1.59 inches of precipitation
fell during the meteorological winter months of December, January and Febuary.
This breaks the old record by 0.17 inches. On average 5.36" of precipitation
falls during the winter months in Tulsa. |
Driest
Winters (Dec-Feb) |
1. |
2005-06 |
1.59" |
2. |
1962-63 |
1.76" |
3. |
1900-01 |
1.78" |
4. |
1917-18 |
1.94" |
5. |
1908-09 |
2.13" |
6. |
1891-92 |
2.25" |
7. |
1995-96 |
2.40" |
8. |
1942-43 |
2.41" |
9. |
1955-56 |
2.42" |
10. |
1919-20 |
2.46" |
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Avg.
Rainfall 5.36" |
Monthly
Precip. for the Winter of 2005-06 |
Dec. 2005 |
0.52" |
19th driest
Dec. |
Jan. 2006 |
0.72" |
31st driest
Jan. |
Feb. 2006 |
0.35" |
11th driest
Feb. |
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