Asheville FAA AP Buncombe County | NC Climate Division 1 | ID# 310296 ◼ ◼ ◼
Asheville FAA AP
Location: 35.43 °N, 82.48 °W
Elevation: 2093 ft.
Record incorporates data from the following stations: ASHEVILLE FAA AP
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Asheville FAA AP
Average Monthly Precipitation (in inches)
Data Source: Period of Record — Applied Climate Information System (ACIS); Climate Normals (if available) — NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
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Asheville FAA AP
Historical Monthly Precipitation (in inches)
(Months with missing data are coded 9999)
Data Source: Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)
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Asheville FAA AP
Seasonal Precipitation (in inches)
* Data Missing: Jan, Jul 1985; Jan 1987; Jul 1988; Jul 1992; Mar 1993; Dec 1994; Dec 1995; Jan, Feb, Mar 1996; Jun 1997; Aug, Dec 1998; Feb 1999; Jan, Dec 2000; May 2001; Jul 2002; Mar 2003; Jan, Feb 2005; Jul, Aug 2006; Jan, Feb, Jul, Aug, Sep 2009; Jan, Feb, Jun, Jul, Aug, Dec 2010; Jan 2011; Feb, Aug 2012; Feb, Jun, Jul 2013; Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov 2014; Feb, May, Jun 2016; Nov 2018.
Data Source: Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)
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Asheville FAA AP
Maximum Event Precipitation since 1980 (in inches)
Note: Some duration periods may overlap; the
longest duration appears on top.
Years with missing data are coded -9999.
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Maximun Event Precipitation for the Historic Record (in inches)
Data Source: Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)
1-Month 2-Month 3-Month 6-Month 9-Month 12-Month 24-Month All Multi-Duration
Data Source: Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)
12-month 18-month 24-month 36-month 48-month 60-month
Data Source: Applied Climate Information System (ACIS)
This chart shows the range and probability of specific precipitation totals. For example, there is about a 2% chance of getting just 35 inches of precipitation in a year. But if you look at the distribution of rainfall (historical rainfall amounts are shown by the blue bars, while the line graph smooths out this distribution), you can see that most years you are likely to get more precipitation than 35 inches.