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Here’s how much rain has fallen in Central Florida this week

Snapshot of some recent rain totals

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

Rain totals over the past week in our market area, based on model data (May 22-25) (WKMG 2023)

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