Rain in Central Florida reaches 22 inches as rain continues

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Heavy rains flooded parts of central Florida, with rainfall totals exceeding 22 inches in some areas as an active weather pattern continues to bring downpours to the region.

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Precipitation in Brevard County

  • Grant-Valkaria: 22.78 inches
  • Port Malabar: 21.8 inches
  • Berner range 20.93 inches
  • West Lynbrook: 18.25 inches
  • Melbourne Beach: 16.7 inches
  • Melbourne West: 13.50 inches
  • Melbourne: 9.9 inches
  • Satellite range: 8.4 inches
  • Viera: 6.2 inches
  • Cocoa Range: 5.7 inches
  • Titusville: 5 inches
  • Christmas: 3.01 inches
  • Harney Lake rain gauge near Geneva: 2.99 inches
  • Kissimmee: 2.88 inches
  • Sanford: 2.10 inches
  • UCF Research Park: 2.07 inches

Central Florida Rain Totals

The following locations reported significant rainfall in the past 24 hours:

  • Apopka: 6.69 inches
  • Harney Lake rain gauge near Geneva: 6.62 inches
  • Christmas: 6.52 inches
  • Lockhart: 6.05 inches
  • Kissimmee: 2.88 inches
  • Sanford: 2.10 inches
  • UCF Research Park: 2.07 inches

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More rain expected this week

Rain cover is expected to adjust Tuesday through Wednesday before another storm system moves into the region late this week, bringing additional energy and the possibility of more widespread precipitation.

A series of cold fronts are expected toward the end of the seven-day forecast period, helping to bring drier air to Central Florida.

Changing weather conditions could also lead to a notable change in temperatures, with a potential return of autumnal conditions to the region in the coming days.

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