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- Anticipating Heavy Rain in Florida - Florida Climate Center
Rain of this magnitude contributes approximately ten percent of the total precipitation that falls on the state, more in some parts of it, less in others Along the coasts of both northwestern and southeastern Florida torrential rain makes the heaviest contribution, while in the interior of the peninsula it contributes the least
- FLORIDA COCORAHS MAY 2009 NEWSLETTER
We are now 20 days from the start of the 2009 Hurricane Season Last year, Tropical Storm Fay dumped over two feet of rain over parts of the state and at one point, Hurricane Ike was forecasted to make landfall in Florida but devastated the Texas coast While Florida escaped fairly unscathed last year, the threat is real every year between June and November, and now is the time to prepare The
- Data - Florida Climate Center
Big Rain Events in the Southeast A Big Rain event is the occurrence of two or more inches of rain in a two-day period The number of such events varies by month and ENSO phase Knowledge of the probability of the number of Big Rain events aids the planning of procedures to address impacts on water supply and resulting runoff
- Products Services - Florida Climate Center
Florida CoCoRaHS Join the Florida Community Collaborative Rain, Hail Snow Network today! We have over 800 active observers and are looking for more volunteers
- June 2010 Newsletter
Have Questions? If at any time you have questions about CoCoRaHS, reading your rain gauge, or finding a location to setup your rain gauge, please feel to contact a CoCoRaHS Coordinator We are lucky enough to have regional support from National Weather Service offices across the state, as well as county local help from several CoCoRaHS volunteers
- July 2010 Florida CoCoRaHS Newsletter - climatecenter. fsu. edu
Going on Vacation? Your rain gauge will be waiting for you when you get back! After you’ve had time to unpack, unwind, and wistfully wish for a vacation from your vacation, take a moment to look at your gauge If you have any rain in your gauge, please complete a “Multi-Day Accumulation Form ” The first date will be the day you left, the second date will be the day you returned and
- Climate Summary for Florida - September 2022 - Florida Climate Center
Weather Climate Highlight of the Month: Hurricane Ian Hurricane Ian was a large category 4 storm that brought wide-ranging impacts to much of the state, including the south, central, and eastern regions of Florida, with high winds, powerful storm surge, and heavy rain
- Climate Summary for Florida - July 2012 - Florida Climate Center
The Florida Climate Center (FCC) is a public service unit of the Florida State University Institute of Science and Public Affairs Home of the State Climatologist, the Florida Climate Center provides climate data and information for the state of Florida
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