Storm of the Month - May [ Nominations ]

[HURAKAN]

May was an active month across our planet and many storms and weather events received notoriety because of their power, destructiveness, but in some cases, their help. Lets nominate those that you think should be the "Storm of the Month." You have 48 hours to nominate as many as you want!

[CrazyC83]

Cyclone Aila

Florida flooding/rain

Early May derechos

[Chacor]

Typhoon Chan-hom.

[Macrocane]

Cyclone Aila

[cycloneye]

Invest 90L

[Category 5]

Florida flooding/rain

Invest 90L

In all reality, they are the same entity.

[somethingfunny]

T.D. One.

[OpieStorm]

Can someone explain why 90L should be nominated? It was rain and a little wind, big deal. Not really worthy of "storm of the month".

[HURAKAN]

May was an active month, can we have more nominees, please!!

Thanks

[HURAKAN]

Can someone explain why 90L should be nominated? It was rain and a little wind, big deal. Not really worthy of "storm of the month".

Maybe because it single-handed almost eradicated the drought in Florida, including setting May rainfall records.

[CrazyC83]

Typhoon Kujira - last one I can think of

[AJC3]

Can someone explain why 90L should be nominated? It was rain and a little wind, big deal. Not really worthy of "storm of the month".

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb/surveys/051809/index.html



http://www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb/surveys/051 ... 052409.txt

NOUS42 KMLB 241430
PNSMLB
FLZ041-044>047-053-054-058-059-064-141-144-147-2300-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL
1030 AM EDT SUN MAY 24 2009

RECORD RAINFALL AND FLOODING OCCURRED ACROSS THE CENTRAL FLORIDA
PENINSULA OVER THE PAST WEEK. MOST INTENSE RAINFALL FELL OVER
NORTHERN SECTIONS OF EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA, MAINLY OVER VOLUSIA,
SEMINOLE AND PARTS OF ORANGE COUNTIES. OVER THE PAST WEEK, A
COCORAHS REPORT FROM ORMOND BEACH SHOWED AN ACCUMULATED RAINFALL
TOTAL OF 27.92 INCHES. AT DAYTONA BEACH, THE MONTH OF MAY 2009 IS BY
FAR THE WETTEST MAY ON RECORD SINCE 1923. AS OF TODAY THE ASOS
REPORTING SITE AT DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SHOWS 21.67 INCHES,
WITH 20.63 INCHES RECEIVED OVER THE PAST 7 DAYS. THE PREVIOUS RECORD
WAS 12.33 INCHES SET IN MAY OF 1976. MAY 2009 IS ALSO SECOND WETTEST
MONTH ON RECORD AT DAYTONA BEACH. THE WETTEST ALL TIME WAS 24.82
INCHES WHICH WAS SET IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER IN 1924.

AIRPORT LOCATIONS TOTAL 5/17 - 5/23
DAYTONA BEACH ASOS 20.63
LEESBURG ASOS 12.06
SANFORD ASOS 14.59
MELBOURNE ASOS 7.85
ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL 10.58
ORLANDO EXCECUTIVE 8.83
VERO BEACH ASOS 6.58
FORT PIERCE ASOS 5.33


COOP REPORTS TOTAL 5/17 - 5/24

CLERMONT 10.75
DELAND 13.72
FOREVER FLORIDA 8.15
FT PIERCE ARC 5.11
FT PIERCE WP 5.35
KENANSVILLE 6.45
KISSIMMEE 9.71
LISBON 8.41
MELBOURNE WFO 10.39
NETTLES ISLAND 4.80
ORLANDO EAST 13.75
WINDERMERE 12.69
OKEECHOBEE 1.64
PALM BAY 6.67
PLYMOUTH 12.42
PONCE INLET 15.77
PORT SALERNO 5.12
SANFORD 14.36
SCOTTSMOOR 13.28
STUART 3.75
TITUSVILLE 8.97
VERO BEACH 6.74

COCORAHS REPORTS TOTAL 5/17 - 5/24
VOLUSIA
NEW SMYRNA BEACH 1.5 E FLVL1 19.43
EDGEWATER 3.3 SE FLVL2 8.32
DELAND 4.5 NW FLVL3 12.44
DELEON SPRINGS 0.4 SE FLVL4 15.97
ORMOND BEACH 3.5 SE FLVL5 27.92
EDGEWATER 2.4 N FLVL6 19.30
DELTONA 2.9 SE FLVL7 13.43
DELAND 5.7 NW FLVL9 12.29
DAYTONA BEACH 9.1WSW FLVL12 12.11

LAKE
EUSTIS 1.2 SE FLLK2 13.44
GROVELAND 1.7 E FLLK3 5.67
BASSVILLE PARK 1.0 NE FLLK4 10.96
MOUNT PLYMOUTH 0.2 WSW FLLK5 13.64
LADY LAKE 1.2 W FLLK6 12.19

SEMINOLE
SANFORD 0.4 ENEFLSM4 13.11
LONGWOOD 2.3 WNW FLSM5 13.32
CHULUOTA 0.9 N FLSM8 10.33

ORANGE
WINDERMERE 1.3 NW FLOR2 9.79
WINTER PARK 2.3 ESE FLOR4 8.22
OCOEE 0.5 SSW FLOR6 12.95
WINTER PARK 2.1 ESE FLOR9 3.12

BREVARD
PALM BAY 2.6 SSE FLBV1 5.80
PALM SHORES 1.4 W FLBV2 12.07
MIMS 7.5 NNW FLBV3 13.28
MELBOURNE 1.1 N FLBV6 9.24
MICCO 4.5 NW FLBV7 5.06
MALABAR 2.9 NNW FLBV9 4.28
MELBOURNE BEACH 3.9 SSEFLBV11 1.51
CAPE CANAVERAL 0.6 ESE FLBV12 9.17
PALM SHORES 2.9 NW FLBV16 10.12
PALM SHORES 4.3 NNW FLBV20 7.68
MELBOURNE 7.0 NW FLBV22 12.16
COCOA 2.6 WNW FLBV23 5.95
INDIALANTIC 0.8 N FLBV24 7.66
MELBOURNE 8.2 NW FLBV25 12.19
COCOA 0.6 WSW FLBV26 6.05
MICCO 1.3 NW FLBV28 1.30
MERRITT ISLAND 4.1 NE FLBV32 5.92

OSCEOLA
POINCIANA PLACE 2.6 NNWFLOS1 10.97
ST. CLOUD 1.7 SSW FLOS15 8.59
ST. CLOUD 0.1 WNW FL016 8.89

INDIAN RIVER
VERO BEACH S 10.0 W FLIR2 4.65
SEBASTIAN 1.1 NE FLIR4 5.47
VERO BEACH 2.4 W FLIR6 6.18
VERO BEACH 3.1 ESE FLIR7 4.91
VERO BEACH 11.4 NW FLIR8 5.69
VERO BEACH 4.3 SE FLIR9 5.37
VERO BEACH 3.5 SW FLIR11 2.95
VERO BEACH 2.1 ENE FLIR13 6.81
VERO BEACH 1.5 WSW FLIR15 7.09
SEBASTIAN 1.0 NW FLIR18 5.20
SEBASTIAN 2.0 SSW FLIR19 6.67
SEBASTIAN 1.7 SSE FLIR22 7.27

SAINT LUCIE
PORT ST. LUCIE 1.7 WSW FLSL3 3.41
LAKEWOOD PARK 0.5 SW FLSL4 3.75
FORT PIERCE 2.8 SSE FLSL5 3.71
PORT ST. LUCIE 2.5 SW FLSL9 1.64
PORT ST. LUCIE 1.6 WSW FLSL10 1.53
FORT PIERCE 2.8 SSE FLSL11 4.35
PORT ST. LUCIE 5.6 W FLSL17 0.02
PORT ST. LUCIE 4.0 NE FLSL19 3.69
PORT ST. LUCIE 5.0 ESE FLSL20 2.65

MARTIN
PALM CITY 4.0 SW FLMT1 3.73
STUART 3.7 SW FLMT7 3.46
STUART 5.0 SE FLMT11 5.55
OKEECHOBEE 16.4 ESE FLMT13 5.18

NOTE: COCORAHS PRECIPITATION REPORTS ARE CONSIDERED SUPPLEMENTAL AND
UNOFFICIAL AND SOME DAYS MAY BE MISSING IN EVENT TOTALS. COCORAHS
AND COOP REPORTS ARE THROUGH 7 AM.

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[HURAKAN]

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