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The interaction of east and west coasts sea breezes, lake breezes, and the leading edge of an outflow boundary from East Gulf storm activity earlier today and currently settling across interior portions of South Florida will result in scattered thunderstorms beginning around mid afternoon or later across that region. This activity will then move generally towards the West Coast of Florida through the late afternoon and into the early evening hours. The main threats from these storms will be frequent lightning, locally heavy rain, gusty winds, and may be even some hail cannot be ruled out.
Yeah, of course it's moving towards the West Coast. It would just be WAYYYY too much to ask for for a sprinkle on the damn East Coast. Piece of **** climate.
ALL THOSE INBRED SAVAGE MONGOLOIDS IN NAPLESSSSSSSSSSSS CAN **** EACH OTHER RIGHT IN THE ASS. HERP DE DERP
The interaction of east and west coasts sea breezes, lake breezes, and the leading edge of an outflow boundary from East Gulf storm activity earlier today and currently settling across interior portions of South Florida will result in scattered thunderstorms beginning around mid afternoon or later across that region. This activity will then move generally towards the West Coast of Florida through the late afternoon and into the early evening hours. The main threats from these storms will be frequent lightning, locally heavy rain, gusty winds, and may be even some hail cannot be ruled out.
Yeah, of course it's moving towards the West Coast. It would just be WAYYYY too much to ask for for a sprinkle on the damn East Coast. Piece of **** climate.
ALL THOSE INBRED SAVAGE MONGOLOIDS IN NAPLESSSSSSSSSSSS CAN **** EACH OTHER RIGHT IN THE ASS. HERP DE DERP
For quality control purposes I'd say the one in Bill Baggs is of more use. However by my observations the 4.93in of rain recorded in Bill Baggs were clearly an anomaly as less caused by a small, singular cell. For this reason in calculating rain totals for Key Biscayne I declined to use my PWS for all months excepting April, as for that month I believe that the ~2 inch difference is far to much to have been caused by technological deficiency alone and that the 4.93 figure cannot accurately represent the actual rainfall totals of the town of Key Biscayne.
For quality control purposes I'd say the one in Bill Baggs is of more use. However by my observations the 4.93in of rain recorded in Bill Baggs were clearly an anomaly as less caused by a small, singular cell. For this reason in calculating rain totals for Key Biscayne I declined to use my PWS for all months excepting April, as for that month I believe that the ~2 inch difference is far to much to have been caused by technological deficiency alone and that the 4.93 figure cannot accurately represent the actual rainfall totals of the town of Key Biscayne.
Cherry picking, of course. Well, now I definitely know not to listen to your observations.
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