Current Conditions
| Updated: 8:46am | Currently | Today's Extremes |
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| Temperature | 62.8°F | Hi: 62.8°F (8:44am) Lo: 60.4°F (3:46am) |
| 24-hour temp difference | -2.3°F  |
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| Humidity | 94% | Hi: () Lo: () |
| Dew Point How Does It Feel? |
61.1°F Gettin Sticky |
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| Wind | @ Gusts: Wind Run: 3.0 miles |
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| Barometric Pressure | 30.04 inHg Steady |
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| UV Index | 0.0 |
Hi: 0.0 (12:00am) |
| Solar Radiation | 81 W/m2 | Hi: W/sqm () Lo: W/sqm () |
| Rain 1 day since last rain 4 days of rain this month 34 days of rain this year |
Today: 0.00 in Yesterday: 0.21 in Storm Total: 0.21 in Last 7 Days: 2.29 in |
MTD: 2.32 in (Normal: 1.35 in) YTD: 21.18 in (Normal: 15.62 in) Record for this date: 5.26 in (1968) |
Tyler Texas Area Forecast
Today Partly Cloudy High: 76° |
Tonight Chance rain Low: 56° |
Sunday Chance rain High: 62° |
Sunday night  Mostly Cloudy Low: 56° |
Monday Chance rain High: 76° |
Monday night  Clear Low: 59° |
| PoP: 0% | PoP: 40% | PoP: 50% | PoP: 0% | PoP: 30% | PoP: 0% |
National Forecasts
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Tyler Air Quality
| Current Air Quality Index | ||||
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| 10µm Particles NowCast |
10µm Particles 24-hr Avg |
2.5µm Particles NowCast |
2.5µm Particles 24-hr Avg |
Ozone |
| 12 | 7 | 51 | 30 | 31 |
| Good | Good | Moderate | Good | Good |
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| Forecast | 10µm Particles | 2.5µm Particles | Ozone |
| Today | Good | Good | Good |
| Tomorrow | Good | Good | Good |
Pollen Count
| Allergen | G/CM | Result | Primary Pollen / Mold |
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| Trees | 21 | Moderate | Ash, Mulberry, Pecan, Pine, and Walnut |
| Weeds | 0 | Absent | |
| Grasses | 68 | High | |
| Molds | 3,366 | High | Ascomycetes, Cladosporium |
| G/CM: Grains per Cubic Meter of Air | |||
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Latest update available from UT Health Science Center at Tyler Posted at: 1:55PM on Friday, May 9, 2025 Next Update: Monday, May 12, 2025 |
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Allergy Forecast
| Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | ||||
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| Index | Description | Index | Description | Index | Description | Index | Description |
| 7.3 | Medium-High | 2 | Low | 3.3 | Low-Medium | 5.1 | Medium |
| Predominant Pollen: Hickory, Grasses, and Mulberry | |||||||
UV Forecast
| Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | ||||
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| UV Index | Description | UV Index | Description | UV Index | Description | UV Index | Description |
| 8.3 | Very High | 4.2 | Moderate | 6.4 | High | 9.6 | Very High |
Solar Radiation Forecast
| Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | ||||
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| W/m2 | Description | W/m2 | Description | W/m2 | Description | W/m2 | Description |
| 846 | High | 334 | Low | 631 | Moderate | 977 | Very High |
Soil Moisture and Temperature
| Depth |
Temp (°F) Now / Hi / Lo |
Temperature Status |
Moisture (cb) Now / Wettest / Driest |
Moisture Status |
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| 4 inches | 65 / 66 / 65 | Optimal Root Growth | 14 / 14 / 14 | Adequately Wet |
| 8 inches | 65 / 67 / 65 | Optimal Root Growth | 4 / 4 / 4 | Saturated Soil |
Current Levels of Lakes within an approximate 50-mile Radius of Tyler
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| Lake | Normal Level | Current Level | Departure from Normal | Water Temp | Last Update |
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| Lake Tyler | 375.40 feet | 375.78 feet | 0.38 feet above normal | 70°F | 7:30 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake Palestine | 345.00 feet | 346.34 feet | 1.34 feet above normal | 74°F | 8:00 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake Fork | 403.00 feet | 403.42 feet | 0.42 feet above normal | 73°F | 8:15 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake Athens | 440.00 feet | 440.70 feet | 0.70 feet above normal | 76°F | 7:30 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake Tawakoni | 437.50 feet | 438.89 feet | 1.39 feet above normal | 64°F | 8:15 AM on 05/10 |
| Cedar Creek Rsvr | 322.00 feet | 329.00 feet | 7.00 feet above normal | 73°F | 1:30 AM on 05/10 |
| Richland-Chambers | 315.00 feet | 315.86 feet | 0.86 feet above normal | 73°F | 7:45 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake O' the Pines | 228.50 feet | 233.38 feet | 4.88 feet above normal | N/A | 7:30 AM on 05/10 |
| Lake Bob Sandlin | 337.50 feet | 338.08 feet | 0.58 feet above normal | 72°F | 8:00 AM on 05/10 |
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Water Temps are updated weekly each Wednesday by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department N/A indicates the current data for the reporting station is not available |
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Fire Danger
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| Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Low | Low | Low | Low | Low | Low | Low |
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Texas Extremes for Friday, May 9, 2025
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High Temp 90° F at Mcallen Miller Intl Ap, TX |
Low Temp 43° F at Dalhart Faa Airport, TX |
Precipitation 0.86 in at Plainview Hale County Ap, TX |
Contiguous US Extremes for Friday, May 9, 2025
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High Temp 106° F at Yuma Mcas, AZ |
Low Temp 1° F at Oceanside Municipal Ap, CA |
Precipitation 4.31 in at Lafayette Regional Ap, LA |
| Countdown to Spring |
| Spring begins March 20 at 4:01AM CST |
Did You Know?
HAIL, SLEET, FREEZING RAIN, OR GRAUPEL?
Hail normally occurs in thunderstorms and is the result of strong up drafts that repeatedly carry growing chunks of ice upwards into the clouds. Once the hail stones become too heavy to be lifted by the up drafts, they fall to the ground. Sleet occurs during a winter storm and is caused by rain falling into a cold layer of air aloft which has to be below freezing. As the raindrops fall through the cold layer of air, they freeze and become small ice pellets. Freezing rain is basically rain that falls onto the ground and then freezes AFTER it hits the ground. It causes a glaze of ice on trees and any surface that is below freezing. Graupel forms as snow, then is rimed in layers by supercooled liquid from updrafts into showers. Usually occurs when the lower atmosphere is very unstable. Also called snow pellets.
Hail normally occurs in thunderstorms and is the result of strong up drafts that repeatedly carry growing chunks of ice upwards into the clouds. Once the hail stones become too heavy to be lifted by the up drafts, they fall to the ground. Sleet occurs during a winter storm and is caused by rain falling into a cold layer of air aloft which has to be below freezing. As the raindrops fall through the cold layer of air, they freeze and become small ice pellets. Freezing rain is basically rain that falls onto the ground and then freezes AFTER it hits the ground. It causes a glaze of ice on trees and any surface that is below freezing. Graupel forms as snow, then is rimed in layers by supercooled liquid from updrafts into showers. Usually occurs when the lower atmosphere is very unstable. Also called snow pellets.