Mojave Desert storm history

Daytime highs generally ranged between 105 and 110 degrees each day between August 9 and August 11.

Mesonet station 5 miles Northwest of Mojave.

Mesonet station SE377 Cache Creek (SCE).

Station at Mojave Airport measured 61 mph during the early evening.

Mesonet station AU563 Cache Creek CHP on 58.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an moderate drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an moderate drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an severe drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Laural Mountain RAWS measured a peak wind gust of 73 mph.

Public report of blowing dust reducing visibility to near zero in Rosamond.

Several locations reported minimum temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees on November 17.

Daytime highs generally ranged between 106 and 111 degrees each day between September 5 and September 7.

Daytime highs generally ranged between 109 and 114 degrees each day between August 4 and August 7.

Daytime highs generally ranged between 108 and 113 degrees each day between July 21 and July 26.

During the 12 day heat wave event, afternoon highs were mainly between 112 and 118 degrees on July 6 through July 8 and on July 11 and 12. Afternoon highs were mainly between 106 and 112 degrees on July 2 through July 5 and on July 9, 10 and 13.

Daytime highs ranged between 103 and 108 degrees on June 5 and between 105 and 110 degrees on June 6 and June 7.

The North Edwards AFB ASOS measured a peak wind gust of 59 mph.

Several locations reported minimum temperatures between 22 and 27 degrees each morning between November 25 and November 28.

Daytime highs ranged between 108 and 116 degrees on July 21 and 22.

Daytime highs ranged between 110 and 120 degrees each day between July 15 and July 17.

Daytime highs ranged between 108 and 113 degrees on July 1 and 2.

The North Edwards AFB ASOS measured a peak wind gust of 59 mph.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an severe drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

Several locations reported minimum temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees on November 4.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

Daytime highs generally ranged between 108 and 113 degrees each day between September 1 and September 7.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

Daytime highs ranged between 107 and 112 degrees.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

Daytime highs ranged between 104 and 108 degrees on June 10 and June 11.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an exceptional drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an exceptional drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in a extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in a extreme drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in a severe drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

Several locations reported minimum temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees on December 11 and December 12.

Parts of the Mojave Desert were classified as being in a severe drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an exceptional drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.

The Mojave Desert was classified as being in an exceptional drought due to a long term precipitation deficit.