How much rain does Florida get in a season?
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In south and central Florida, average yearly rainfall is about 53 inches. But we seldom see "average" rainfall. Actual rainfall varies widely from year to year, and from location to location. For example, historical annual rainfall for the city of Miami ranges from a high of 89 inches,...to a low of 34 inches! On any day, one part of the region may be getting more rain than needed at the same time another area is in the midst of drought.\n\nHope this helps!
712137
our weather's getting more like the tropics! rains mainly in the night and dry in the day.
361468
Florida is the most intense.
177271
I live in Tennessee and mine is:\n\nToday: 52°/29° Sunny\nTomorrow: 55°/33° Partly Sunny\nSunday: 53°/40° Thunderstorms\nMonday: 58°/35° Parly Cloudy\nTuesday: 55°/46° Light Showers\nWednesday: 61°/51° Showers\nThursday: 66°/50° Thunderstorms\nFriday: 65°/53° Showers\n\nSo much rain :o(
129451
Monsoon season cause it was always raining!!\nSeriously.. I would guess late fall early winter.
501152
I'm in Florida and it's about 75 right now at 1:30am...perfect skinny dipping weather :)
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Oklahoma. combining the last year and so far this year we are about 16 inches below normal and we recieved our first rain just a few days ago since the Beginning of May (which is our wettest month about 5 in. average) when we got about an inch of rain. Not to mention remember our wildfires? We lost about 600,000 acres of land. The florida ones burned about 10,000. Also remember Texas. Not to mention Oklahoma is one of the leading crop producers so it actually matters to the nation what happens here.
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"South Carolina rainfall records kept since 1895 show the statewide average annual rainfall is near 48 inches although it has ranged from 32 to 70 inches. Generally, the highest annual rainfall occurs in the northwestern portion of the state with winter and early spring months being the wettest and late summer and fall months being the driest. \nEvery decade since 1900 has had three or more years of below normal rainfall...."
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Just one. It's called rain.... lots of it.
1035685
Let me just tell you weather wise it hasn't stop raining for the last two weeks, and its very humid.  Other than that come on over =0)
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don't know but it isn't enough .Florida needs to get tough
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Wiki to the rescue:\n\n"The climate of Alabama is best described as being a humid subtropical climate. This is especially true in the southern part of the state with its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, while the Northern parts of the state, especially in the Appalachian Mountains in the Northeast, tend to be much closer to a Continental climate. Generally, Alabama has very hot summers and mild winters with copious precipitation throughout the year. March is typically the wettest month and October is the driest month."\n\nMore info at this link:
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No, the rainiest place in the United States is Mt. Waialeale, Kauai, Hawaii (32-year avg), 460 in. (1,168 cm).\n\nAlabama is not the wettest state either.\n\nAs you can see from the map in the third source here, the rainiest areas of the continental US are on the Pacific Coast.
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It depends, approx.13" There are rainfalls from October to May. See the link.
380715
Rain.  you are describing the dewpoint.
1100168
You probably are referring to HP supercells, or "High Precipitation" or "Heavy Precipitation" supercells. In the summer, we see a lot of these develop and cycle through their lifespan very quickly here in SW Florida. Beautiful to watch.
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I agree, Florida sucks. it's hot, humid, and there are too many hurricanes. but when i'm hanging out with my friends i don't really care about that stuff. I do think there is somthing in the water though..... maybe the presidentail votes from 2001