T= TOTAL, M= MEAN, E= EXTREMES, D= DATE OF EXTREMES, N= NORMALS, DE= DEPARTURE FROM NORMAL, R= RAINFALL
NOTES-
9th- A cold front made it into the central peninsula before becoming stationary. This allowed dewpoint and minimum temperatures to bottom out into the low to mid 60's in inland rural areas on early Monday morning August 11, 2008. It is very unusual but not unheard of for a cold front to lower the dewpoint and temperature on the central peninsula in mid August. 1/2" hail fell 12:07-12:08 pm. Wind gust of 42 mph from the W at 12:06 pm.
13th- 1/4" hail fell between 7:13-7:14 pm. Wind gust of 50 mph from the WSW at 7:12 pm.
19th-23rd- T.S. Fay spent five days traversing the state while dumping significant to torrential rainfall in virtually all 67 counties. Fay came ashore near Everglades City and then moved to near Daytona Beach, then offshore into the Atlantic Ocean. Fay then came ashore near Flagler Beach and traversed the northern peninsula exiting into the GOM near Cross City. Fay then came ashore near Carrabelle and traversed the panhandle region to near Jay and then into southern Alabama before weakening into a tropical depression. Fay made four landfalls in the state.
30th- Rainfall from feeder bands from H Gustav.
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