ORLANDO, Fla. – Thursday is another Inconvenient Weather Day, so as you could spend it indoors wondering how much rain has already fallen this week, hopefully you don’t have to look much further.
Below is a non-exhaustive list of rain totals over the past week in Central Florida, based on model data (May 22-25).
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By the way, there’s a 90% coverage of rain on Thursday and a 70% coverage on Friday, so the rain gauges will continue to get a workout.
The good news is that rain chances are much lower over Memorial Day weekend. There’s a 20% coverage of rain on Saturday and Sunday. Rain chances will be 10% on Memorial Day.
Orange
Union Park - 8.05 inches
Orlando - 6.35 inches
Meadow Wood - 5.95 inches
Ocoee - 3.48 inches
Oakland - 3.47 inches
Windermere - 3.72 inches
Seminole
Winter Springs - 5.65 inches
Altamonte Springs - 4.02 inches
Apopka - 4.24 inches
Oviedo - 3.50 inches
Sanford - 2.26 inches
Marion
Ocala - 7.39 inches
Belleview - 3.56 inches
Summerfield - 3.12 inches
Lake
Leesburg - 4.70 inches
Groveland - 5.07 inches
Mount Plymouth - 4.71 inches
Clermont - 3.90 inches
Sumter
Oxford - 4.03 inches
The Villages - 3.73 inches
Lady Lake - 3.08 inches
Osceola
Campbell - 5.91 inches
Poinciana: - 6.02 inches
St. Cloud - 4.17 inches
Polk
Near Lake Pierce - 7.5 inches
Brevard
Merritt Island - 4.02 inches
Rockledge - 3.68 inches
Palm Shores - 3.61 inches
Melbourne - 3.71 inches
Volusia
Ormond Beach - 4.90 inches
Port Orange - 4.58 inches
Edgewater - 3.95 inches
DeLand - 3.68 inches
Orange City - 3.27 inches
Flagler:
Palm Coast - 4.18 inches
Flagler Beach: - 4.21 inches
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