This day in history

This day in weather history: June 2, 2026

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Date	Camp Mabry HI	Camp Mabry LO	Rain	ABIA HI	ABIA LO	Rain
2025	95	74	None	93	73	None
Plenty of sunshine, but scattered clouds late in the day as decaying showers to our west brought only clouds here.
2024	94	78	None	94	77	None
A few storms approached the western Hill Country between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. A few sprinkles and lightning were reported in Fredericksburg as the storms dissipated. A quiet day overall, but a SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING was issued for the extreme northwest corner of Lampasas County at 6pm. It was cancelled after 10 minutes at the storm fell apart. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH was issued at 6pm for Lampasas and Milam Counties until midnight. The watch was cancelled early (10pm) as the North Texas storms moved more to the east and not south (staying north/east of Waco).
2023	91	71	0	89	64	trace
Upper-level low over NM produces three tornadic thunderstorms in West Texas. 62 mph winds in San Angelo 85 mi. from nearest storm, apparently from virga-induced downdrafts.. Leading to near-zero visibility from blowing dust.
2022	92	73	None	92	72	None
Scattered heavy downpours early in the day as a weak cool front pushes in from the north. Some areas miss out, but 1.16" falls in Jollyville and 0.88" in Sunset Valley. Dry afternoon/evening.
2021	89	68	0.84	86	66	.50
MOSTLY DRY DAY GAVE WAY TO SOME SEVERE STORMS AND FLASH FLOODING DURING THE EVENING. WIND GUSTS WERE LARGELY CLOSER TO 50 MPH, BUT THE LIGHTNING WAS NEAR CONTINUOUS. SOUTHERN SAN SABA, PARTS OF BURNET/WILLIAMSON COUNTIES HAD FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS WITH RADAR ESTIMATES OF 5 INCHES OF RAINFALL. STORMS WRAPPED UP NEAR MIDNIGHT IN THE EASTERN COUNTIES.
2020	90	72	.01	89	68	Trace
Low clouds, patchy fog/mist early, becoming partly cloudy. Widely scattered light streamer showers, becoming mostly clear in the evening.
2019	94	74	0	94	72	0
Another very hot one with morning fog and afternoon clearing. Light and variable winds as well with a high pressure system in place.
2018	101	77	None	100	76	None
AUSTIN'S FIRST 100 DEGREE DAY. Cloudy start with mostly clear skies in the afternoon and evening. Tied records at Mabry and ABIA, set in 2008 and 1998, respectively. Highest temp in San Saba at 107Â°. Highest heat index vales in Fayette County at 107Â°, too.
2016	83	68	0.36	84	69	0.48
FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS DURING THE MORNING COMMUTE as an organized line of storms tracks north, dropping 1-3 inches in just a 2-hours span. River flood warnings are triggered on Little River in Milam, the Pedernales in Blanco and Travis, San Gabriel in Williamson and the CO River downstream of La Grange as well as upstream of Lake Buchanan. Lake Travis rises to 112% full. Flood waters begin to fill backyards and creep up into homes as people leave are forced to leave Graveyard Point on Lake Travis.
2015	90	67	None	88	64	None
Mostly sunny to partly cloudy and warm as temperatures return to normal. Only 2nd 90 degree day this year.
2014	91	74	0	91	73	0
Morning low clouds, partly cloudy afternoon. Hot and humid.
2013	90	67	0.03	86	68	0.08
Early AM showers and a few thunderstorms develop along weak cold front. Heaviest in Blanco, Hays counties, where 2.8" falls 9NNE Johnson City. Winds estimated at 50 mph 4SSW Dripping Springs. Decreasing clouds, becoming mostly sunny and warm.
2012	94	72	None	94	71	None
Low clouds early in the morning, turning mostly sunny, and very warm. Heat index values up in the middle 90s.
2011	99	69	None	98	62	None
Mostly clear, with near record heat. Half of area now in "exceptional" (D4) drought, the rest "extreme" and 50% of the state is rated D4 as well. $1.5 billion in agriculture losses related to current drought so far.
2010	97	67	1	96	68	0.52
MCV over Big Country produces MCS during late afternoon which moves SE across entire area during the evening. Frequent lightning causes power outages in metro area and 3 residential fires in Austin and 1 in Pflugerville. Several STWs and a Severe T-storm watch for entire area. 3/4 to 1.5 inch rainfall totals common. Baseball hail near Cherokee. Minor tree damage in Llano and Bastrop. Trees/powerlines down in Thorndale. Significant wind damage in Rockport, Port Aransas, and Corpus, where 6 are injured at Naval Air Station.
2009	96	72	Trace	93	68	None
Partly sunny. Isolated evening thundershowers.
2008	101	76	None	99	73	None
Record high at Camp Mabry. Some brief morning low clouds, then mostly sunny and very hot.
2007	90	72	None	89	71	None
Some brief, morning showers in NW portion of viewing area, followed by partly cloudy skies and hot conditions the rest of the day. Tropical Storm Barry makes landfall around Tampa, FL and quickly weakens into a Tropical Depression.
2006	90	67	None	91	66	None
Partly sunny, with isolated afternoon showers. Seasonal temperatures return as a ridge of high pressure builds. Upper low drifts to the Valley with 20" of rain near Ricardo, 13" near Kingsville.
2005	90	67	None	91	66	None
Partly to mostly sunny with some high clouds.
2004	95	77	None	94	78	None
AM stratus, becoming partly cloudy, hot and humid.
2003	95	70	Trace	94	69	Trace
Severe storms develop over Hill Country mid-afternoon cause minor wind damage and street flooding in Llano. Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bay and LCRA Power Plant--no damage. Wind damage in Kyle to trees, fences, but 70-90 mph winds cause extensive damage around San Marcos, particularly near airport. $6-$7 million damage to planes/hangars. $4 million damage at Gary Job Corps. 64 mph gust at Llano MS, 63 mph at Barton JH.
2002	92	68	None	92	62	None
A few morning clouds, otherwise mostly sunny and hot.
2001	95	70	None	93	68	None
Mostly sunny and hot. Hottest day of year so far.
2000	95	73	None	93	66	Trace
Partly cloudy and hot. Evening showers and weak t-storms bring rain. Kinglsand 1.31" SWTSU .79"
1999	88	75	None
Morning low clouds, then continued mostly cloudy as Pacific tap crosses state.
1998	98	73	None
Tied record high. More record heat over most of Texas. 113 in Lajitas, 110 Childress, 113 Altus, OK. Sunny and hot.
1997	87	64	0
Mostly sunny. Ozone Action Day.
1996	92	70	none
severe thunderstorm warning in Williamson County and Caldwell County late
1995

1994	90	69	none
mostly cloudy; scattered showers to the south
1993	92	69	none

1992	84	65	0.18

1991	94	77	none

1990	97	79	none

1989	94	73	none