Despite a dry June that was nearly two inches below normal in rainfall, Mountain Home is still nearly eight inches above average for the year-to-date. At the KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot studios, the official reporting station in Mountain Home for the National Weather Service, 2.16 inches of rain was recorded in June. That is 1.83 inches below the normal of 3.99 inches. For the year-to-date, 31.18 inches of rain has fallen. The average for the first six months is 23.19, meaning Mountain Home is 7.99 inches above normal.
Rain was only recorded eight days in June, and only one time in the last 18 days of the month. The most rainfall was recorded the 2nd with .91 inches. It was quite the opposite of May which finished with 8.11 inches of rain, totaling 3.26 inches above normal.
No weather records were broken in June. The highest temperature was 94 on the 13th. The lowest temperature was 51 on the 1st.
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