STORM2K

Tampa observed avg departure last year
SINCE JAN 1 21.18 17.13 4.05 18.06

Ft Myers
SINCE JAN 1 16.89 20.57 -3.68 31.83

Sarasota
SINCE JAN 1 17.47 19.93 -2.46 26.24

Miami
SINCE JAN 1 18.80 22.92 -4.12 33.09

Orlando
SINCE JAN 1 13.26 20.79 -7.53 30.20

Melborne
SINCE JAN 1 12.32 18.96 -6.64 26.04

Jacksonville
SINCE JAN 1 17.29 22.00 -4.71 23.31

Gainsville
SINCE JAN 1 17.39 23.11 -5.72 21.55

Pensacola
SINCE JAN 1 14.26 30.12 -15.86 52.43



Palmer Index

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/a ... palmer.gif

Keetch-Byram Drought Index

http://www.fl-dof.com/fire_weather/KBDI/

Recent rains have helped alot and will hopefully continue! Pensacola has 14.26 inches this year and last year they had 52.43 at this point!!!!!

My particular area has just not had that much. Even when it threatens, not a whole lot of rain actually falls. The atmosphere seems to want to dry out real fast this year...

we're still 4" over for the year

We're still bone dry here in south central Louisiana. Lafayette is over 12" below normal for the year. We missed the big flooding rains that hit Houston, Beaumont, and Lake Charles last week. It's almost July now and our normal daily afternoon rains have STILL not come. I'm beginning to wonder if they ever will this summer.

this link will take you to a drought index picture for the state of Florida. We are experiencing some afternoon sea breeze showers here in Fort Walton Beach/Destin but its not really having much of an effect.

http://flame.fl-dof.com/nws/kbdi/kbdi_4km_d0.gif

fwbbreeze

South Florida (Palm Beach County) is doing quite well - lots of rain..

Only down 3 inches now.. That's basically a heavy morning dew down here..lol We got blasted with a 2 inches yesterday maybe alot more at my location south of Ft Myers. Looks to be very wet today as well.

Ft Myers

- precip avg +/- 2005
SINCE JUN 1 14.00 10.10 3.90 18.43
SINCE JAN 1 19.06 22.26 -3.20 35.30