The amount of precipitation in east Texas is different from the amount in west Texas as east Texas receives more rainfall than west Texas due to the varied geographical features that influence the precipitation pattern.
On average, in west Texas, the annual amount of precipitation is less than 10 inches whereas in east Texas the annual precipitation can surpass 60 inches too. Hence, west Texas is drier and has a semi-arid or arid climate while east Texas has a subtropical humid climate.
The precipitation over an area is highly influenced by the seasonal winds, humidity in an area, prevailing winds, and the presence of mountains.
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