The storm slams Florida as it rains
The storm swept Florida, leading to flooding with Florida keys.
Vero Beach received 3.61 inches of rain from midnight to midnight. After midnight, the total increased to 4.6 inches for Florida. Cold front is expected by the weekend.
At least one Florida community “Clobbered” rainfall records on Monday as the low-pressure system crosses the state.
Rain has helped pre-exist drought conditions in many Florida counties, particularly along peninsulas.
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“We have to span that boundary between enough rain to get some relief from the drought, but there are no floods,” said National Weather Service Miami in a telephone interview Tuesday morning. said Anna Torres Vazquez, a meteorologist at .
What’s next? The cold front will lower temperatures slightly by the end of the week.
How much rain did Florida fall on Monday, February 24th?
Unless otherwise specified, the total rain total was from midnight on Monday, February 24th to midnight on Tuesday, February 25th.
Pensacola: traces (0.45 inches on February 23) Tallahassee: 0.11 inches (0.21 inches on February 23) Jacksonville: 0.34 inches beach: 0.28 inches Melbourne: 0.79 Inchesbero Beach: 3.61 inches, both daily record. As of 7am, Vero Beach has received 4.6 inches of rain in the last 24 hours in an early morning phone interview Tuesday, according to Robert Haley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Melbourne. And then there was a 2.65 inch version in February 1966. “We destroyed both of these records,” Haley said. A previous record of 2.57 inches of that day, set in 1942. Start: Unofficially at the airport 0.47. West Palm Beach/Miami-Dade: 0.5 inch, possibly up to 1 inch, between 6am and 6am: 1-1.5 inch, 6am to 6am to 6Ankie West: 3.45 inch: 3.45 inch
Weather warning issued in Florida
Current drought conditions in Florida
NWS Radar: Tracking the Storm across Florida
Is it raining more today in Florida?
There may be several isolated showers in the state, according to the National Weather Service Melbourne, but don’t expect low-pressure systems to spread as they move offshore.
The following are what we expect for Tuesday, February 25th, according to the state’s National Weather Service office:
NWS Mobile: Otherwise, patchy fog before 8am, clear in the Pensacola area. NWS Tallahassee: Otherwise, it will be partially sunny between 7am and 9am and then gradually become Sunneen Was Jacksonville. The chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation is possible under an inch. NWS Melbourne: Forecast by afternoon quarantined in scattered showers. Today there is a season with clear skies and north breezes. There is a moderate risk of cleft flows and rough waves on all area beaches today. NWS Miami: Showers scattered throughout southeast Florida are left mostly in the morning. It is mainly dry with mild temperatures in the afternoon. NWS Tampa Bay: There is a 40% chance of showering before 7am, then gradually becomes mostly sunny.
Another cold front to help lower Florida temperatures as February ends
Another cold front is expected to cross Florida on Thursday night, according to Florida Public Radio Emergency Network.
“Until the end of the month and the beginning of March, predictors may move between comfortable temperatures and spring-like values and cold intrusion bursts, as typical during seasonal transition periods. I warn you,” Accuweather said.
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