JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Forecast models are all over the place when dealing with the current rainy weather pattern. The GFS is now suggesting another 2-4″ of rain is possible just through Friday evening. The EURO is not as wet with an anticipated 1-2″ of rain through Friday evening and the NAM/RPM/IBM/Baron 3KM are all in the middle showing 1-3″ of rain possible.
Now if you are wondering if we have been wet, well the July rainfall totals say, emphatically, yes!
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Not that your over grown (or your neighbors) yard wasn’t enough information in regards to recent rainfall.
Here are the July numbers.
| Location | Amount |
|---|---|
| Gainesville | 13.99″ |
| Arlington/Craig | 11.76″ |
| Jacksonville Beach | 11.10″ |
| Nahunta, Georgia | 9.90″ |
| Hastings (St. Johns County) | 9.89″ |
| Beauclerc | 9.84″ |
| Jacksonville International Airport | 8.87″ (+2″ above normal) |
| Glenn St. Mary (Baker County) | 8.39″ |
| Least amounts - Flagler County | |
| Flagler Beach | 6.54″ |
| Palm Coast (NE) | 6.72″ |
| Palm Coast (SW) | 4.74″ |
But now it’s August and as mention the models are seemingly ganging up on our area of Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida.
How to deal with it:
- Might want to double check drainage area for possible debris clogging up storm drains, run-off areas.
- Be alert to where deep water may exist, especially if it is moving water (turn around).
- Due to our saturated conditions flooding may be rapid in torrential downpours, always seek a safer route.