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MONTH/YEAR- AUGUST 2009 LOCATION- 5.67 MILES S LAKELAND, FL, USA LAT & LONG 27 57 26.6 N 81 56 46.6 W ELEVATION- 218 FEET CWOP/NWS ID- KN4LF/AR692 CoCoRaHS #FL-PK-18 *=MAXIMUM +=PREVAILING MWCF= Min Wind Chill Factor MTHI Max Temperature Humidity Index
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DAY |
MAX/MIN |
MAX/MIN |
MAX/MIN |
MAX |
MIN |
+WIND |
*WIND |
*WIND |
RAIN |
HAIL |
FOG |
FRONTS |
TRW |
(*) NOTES AT BOTTOM - NOTES THIS COLUMN |
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TEMP |
R.H. |
D.P. |
B.P. |
B.P. |
PREV |
DIR |
SPD |
“ |
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Cold Warm |
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01 |
94 76 |
93 46 |
77 66 |
30.15 |
30.02 |
ESE |
ESE |
15 |
.16 |
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X |
MTHI 104 deg. |
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02 |
93 76 |
95 51 |
79 71 |
30.11 |
29.99 |
S |
NW |
13 |
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MTHI 105 deg. |
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03 |
93 75 |
95 48 |
79 70 |
30.10 |
30.00 |
SSW |
WNW |
18 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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04 |
93 73 |
95 50 |
79 71 |
30.09 |
30.00 |
SSW |
NNE |
20 |
.01 |
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X |
MTHI 108 deg. |
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05 |
89 73 |
94 60 |
78 70 |
30.11 |
29.97 |
SSE |
WSW |
28 |
.05 |
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X |
MTHI 101 deg. |
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06 |
91 74 |
95 55 |
77 70 |
30.04 |
29.95 |
SSE |
ENE |
19 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 103 deg. |
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07 |
93 73 |
95 50 |
78 71 |
30.13 |
30.06 |
SSW |
E |
23 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 103 deg. |
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08 |
93 76 |
94 50 |
78 72 |
30.17 |
30.07 |
E |
NE |
20 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 105 deg. (*) |
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09 |
95 76 |
95 48 |
79 71 |
30.18 |
30.07 |
ENE |
E |
21 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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10 |
94 77 |
94 49 |
79 70 |
30.16 |
30.03 |
ENE |
ESE |
19 |
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MTHI 105 deg. (*) |
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11 |
95 75 |
95 47 |
78 71 |
30.09 |
29.95 |
SE |
NNE |
11 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 106 deg. |
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12 |
92 77 |
94 54 |
79 70 |
30.02 |
29.93 |
NW |
WSW |
15 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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13 |
93 75 |
93 56 |
79 72 |
30.02 |
29.93 |
SE |
WSW |
15 |
.16 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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14 |
89 73 |
95 55 |
78 70 |
30.06 |
29.98 |
E |
ENE |
23 |
.07 |
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X |
MTHI 102 deg. |
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15 |
93 75 |
95 53 |
80 71 |
30.05 |
29.96 |
E |
ESE |
27 |
.06 |
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X |
MTHI 106 deg. |
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16 |
92 73 |
95 55 |
77 70 |
30.11 |
30.00 |
ESE |
E |
28 |
.35 |
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X |
MTHI 102 deg. (*) |
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17 |
90 75 |
96 64 |
80 73 |
30.12 |
30.03 |
E |
E |
21 |
.11 |
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X |
MTHI 104 deg. |
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18 |
91 77 |
95 66 |
80 73 |
30.10 |
30.00 |
ENE |
NE |
22 |
.10 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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19 |
91 76 |
96 61 |
79 73 |
30.06 |
29.94 |
ESE |
ESE |
15 |
.04 |
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X |
MTHI 104 deg. |
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20 |
94 76 |
95 51 |
80 72 |
30.07 |
29.96 |
SSE |
ESE |
14 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 108 deg. |
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21 |
92 73 |
94 61 |
80 70 |
30.05 |
29.91 |
E |
WSW |
27 |
.33 |
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X |
MTHI 109 deg. |
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22 |
87 72 |
96 70 |
80 71 |
29.98 |
29.86 |
WNW |
SW |
22 |
.47 |
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X |
MTHI 101 deg. (*) |
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23 |
88 74 |
95 67 |
78 71 |
29.97 |
29.88 |
NW |
WSW |
23 |
.75 |
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C |
X |
MTHI 100 deg. |
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24 |
88 73 |
96 70 |
79 70 |
30.02 |
29.94 |
NNE |
N |
22 |
.35 |
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W |
X |
MTHI 102 deg. (*) |
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25 |
91 74 |
95 60 |
80 72 |
30.03 |
29.93 |
NE |
SE |
20 |
.55 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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26 |
91 73 |
96 62 |
80 70 |
30.04 |
29.95 |
E |
NE |
26 |
.62 |
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X |
MTHI 108 deg. |
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27 |
90 76 |
96 65 |
80 73 |
30.01 |
29.89 |
E |
NE |
18 |
.34 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. |
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28 |
87 75 |
96 72 |
79 74 |
29.94 |
29.83 |
SW |
SW |
20 |
.04 |
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X |
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29 |
90 75 |
96 59 |
79 73 |
29.95 |
29.86 |
WSW |
W |
13 |
T |
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X |
MTHI 105 deg. |
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30 |
91 74 |
96 48 |
78 68 |
30.01 |
29.92 |
WSW |
WSW |
13 |
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MTHI 101 deg. |
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31 |
92 73 |
95 56 |
78 70 |
30.03 |
29.93 |
WSW |
ESE |
18 |
2.44 |
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X |
MTHI 107 deg. (*) |
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T |
2835 2313 |
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7.00 |
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1 1 |
28 |
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M |
91.4 74.6 |
83.0 |
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SSW |
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E |
95 72 |
96 46 |
80 66 |
30.18 |
29.83 |
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WSW |
28 |
2.44 |
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MTHI 101 deg. |
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D |
9th 22nd |
17th 4th |
15th 1st |
9th |
28th |
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31st |
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21st |
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Thru |
Jul |
32.22 |
YEAR |
39.22 |
NORM |
XX-XX |
DEPART |
XX.XX |
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T= TOTAL M= MEAN E= EXTREMES D= DATE OF EXTREMES N= NORMALS DE= DEPARTURE FROM NORMAL R= RAINFALL
(*)NOTES-
The month saw and unusual weather pattern with a predominant deep layered west wind flow, passing cold fronts and periods with alternating heavy thunderstorms and hot dry weather. This temperate type weather pattern would be normal for Atlanta, GA. The culprit for the unusual weather pattern are a persistent -NAO and +PNA.
8th- Deep layered SE flow finally arrived with the Bermuda high pressure ridge moving northward to along the Florida-Georgia border. This pattern arrived nine weeks late.
10th- Deep layered SE flow quickly became ENE, a climatologically dry direction for rainfall.
16th- TS Claudette formed just off of the west coast of the state. It was born out of a strong tropical wave that crossed the southern peninsula on the 15th. It tracked NW and made landfall in the panhandle region near Pensacola with a maximum sustained wind of 50 mph. The only effect experienced here in Lakeland was a wind gust to 28 mph from a passing rain squall.
22nd- Today's 0.47" of rainfall is the largest total since 0.78" fell on July 18th. Through today I have not measured a significant rainfall event (at least 0.75") since July 18th when 0.78" fell, a 35 day period. I have not measured a rainfall total of 1.00" or greater since July 13th when 1.01" fell, a 40 day period. So far the August 2009 rainfall total is the lowest I have measured since 1982. Using NWS TBW doppler radar estimated rainfall data, other nearby locations have seen ~8.00" of rainfall.
24th- 63 deg. minimum temperature at Nobleton East.
31st- I measured 2.02" in 13 minutes between 6:03-6:16 pm, with the storm total reaching 2.44", the largest total for the June through August traditional summer rainy season.
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