Annual temperature anomalies
Yearly mean temperature compared with the 1985-2014 baseline.
Austin, Texas / Camp Mabry station 72254
The nights are changing.
A clear-eyed look at temperature, nighttime lows, precipitation, and extreme-heat days across the local station record.
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Nighttime lows
+0.38
°C / decade
descriptive linear trend
40complete years
1986-2025
1986-2025
100°Fheat-day
threshold
threshold
1985-2014climatological
baseline
baseline
1station record
in focus
in focus
01 / The signals
A warmer baseline, sharper extremes.
Annual summaries turn thousands of daily observations into a few signals worth watching.
Minimum temperature anomalies
Nighttime lows are warming faster than the annual mean.
Days reaching 100°F
Each bar counts days with a daily maximum of at least 100°F.
First 100°F day of the year
The first 100°F day has trended earlier, by about 11 days per decade since 1986.
Precipitation anomalies
Rainfall varies widely from year to year without a simple story.
Summer nighttime lows
A focused view of minimum temperatures during astronomical summer.
02 / Read the record
Useful context, without false precision.
Source
Daily observations from Meteostat, Austin Camp Mabry station 72254. The data is refreshed through the current date.
Baseline
Anomalies use the fixed 1985-2014 average. Positive values are warmer, wetter, or otherwise above that reference.
Limits
This is one local station, not a regional assessment. The summaries describe patterns; they do not establish cause.
Temperature display
Nighttime trend: +0.38°C per decade