Climate & Weather in Clovis
Clovis has a real, genuine semi-arid, four-season high-plains climate, sitting within a real, significant tornado and hail risk zone.
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Learn moreA real four-season high-plains climate
Clovis runs a genuine semi-arid climate pattern -- hot summers and cold winters -- typical of the eastern New Mexico high plains.
Real tornado and severe-thunderstorm exposure
Clovis's tornado index runs above the national average, with frequent severe-thunderstorm, hail, and damaging-wind risk.
Real drought risk
Clovis also carries real drought risk consistent with New Mexico's broader statewide research context.
Key takeaways
- Clovis runs a real four-season, semi-arid high-plains climate.
- Real, significant tornado and hail risk exceeds the national average.
- Real drought risk applies as part of New Mexico's statewide trend.
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