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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL
100 PM EDT Mon DEC 2 2019

...NOVEMBER 2019 CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR JACKSONVILLE...

...ABOVE AVERAGE RAINFALL WITH NEAR NORMAL TEMPERATURES
FOR NOVEMBER 2019...

SUMMARY...November 2019 featured above average rainfall for most 
of the area along with near normal temperatures. Most of the 
rainfall occurred during the middle of the month as wave of low
pressure developed along a nearly stationary cold front over 
Northeast Florida and moved slowly away from the coast. Rainfall 
on the 15th of the month broke daily rainfall records at 
Jacksonville with 3.16 inches of rain, Alma with 0.76 inches of 
rain, and St Simons Island with 2.32 inches of rain. The monthly 
rainfall totals at Jacksonville and St Simons Island were nearly
an inch and a half above normal amounts while Gainesville received
close to average rainfall for November. In contrast, Alma received 
just over an inch below their monthly rainfall average with only
1.37 inches measured November.  


AT JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT... 

TEMPERATURES...The average temperature was 60.4 degrees, which is 
1.9 degrees below normal for Jacksonville International Airport. The 
average daily high was 71.7 degrees which is 1.8 degrees below the 
normal value of 73.5 degrees. The temperature did not reach 90 
degrees or higher during the month of November. The average daily 
low was 49 degrees which is 1.9 degrees below normal. There were no 
daily high or daily low temperature records broken during the month 
of November. The highest temperature for the month was 84 degrees on 
the 7th. The lowest temperature for the month was 39 degrees on the 
13th and the 26th of the month. A record high minimum temperature of 
71 degrees occurred on the 7th of the month. 


RAINFALL...November had above average rainfall amounts for 
Jacksonville. The monthly rainfall totaled 3.69 inches which is 1.58 
inches above normal. The greatest 24 hour rainfall total was 3.16 
inches on the 15th. The rainfall amount on the 15th broke the daily 
record of 1.50 inches which was set in 1916.


WINDS...The average wind speed was 6.4 miles per hour. The peak wind 
speed was 21 miles per hour from the northeast on the 13th. The peak 
wind gust was 30 miles per hour from the northeast also on the 13th
of the month. 

FOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION PURPOSES...There were 32 cooling degree days 
which is 29 cooling degree days below normal for the month. There 
were also 165 heating degree days recorded during the month which 
is 20 heating degree days above normal.

DECEMBER OUTLOOK...The temperature outlook for northeast Florida 
and southeast Georgia indicates a 40 to 50 percent chance for above 
average temperatures throughout the entire southeastern United States
for the month of December. The precipitation outlook indicates between
a 33 to 40 percent chance of below average rainfall for northeast 
Florida and adjacent portions of southeast Georgia, with equal chances 
of either above or below average rainfall for areas to the north. The 
average temperature for December is 55.2 degrees. The average maximum 
temperature is 66.6 degrees and the average minimum temperature is 
43.9 degrees. Average rainfall for the month of December is 2.80 
inches.


ADDITIONAL RAINFALL REPORTS FROM AROUND THE AREA...

FL   JASPER                                 1.87 
FL   BEAUCLERC                              2.34 
FL   JACKSONVILLE BEACH                     3.01 
FL   FERNANDINA BEACH                        M 
FL   LAKE CITY             		            4.21       
FL   LAKE CITY 2 E                          3.37 
FL   GLEN ST MARY 1 W                        M
                    
FL   SOUTH PONTE VEDRA BEACH SHOP     	     M
FL   CRESCENT CITY                          1.40                          		    
FL   GAINESVILLE RGNL AP      		        1.83           
FL   HASTINGS 4NE                           2.60  			                               
FL   STARKE     			                 M         	    
FL   OCALA					                1.26                              
FL   WHITE SPRINGS 7N                        M       		                  
FL   JACKSONVILLE CRAIG MUNI AP   	        2.64	        
FL   JACKSONVILLE INTL AP 		            3.69	                   
FL   JACKSONVILLE NAS   		            1.85   	      
FL   MAYPORT NAVAL STATION                  2.85 
FL   BELL 4NW          			             M	               
FL   FEDERAL POINT 			                2.65                                          
FL   BUNNELL EOC       			            2.25	                           
FL   PALM COAST 6NE                         1.62
FL   NORTHEAST PALM COAST                   1.46 
FL   NORTHWEST PALM COAST                   1.70 
FL   WEST PALM COAST                        3.35      
FL   WEST CENTRAL PALM COAST                2.96 
FL   FLAGLER BEACH              	        1.24	                  
                                             
GA   PRIDGEN                                2.34                 	   
GA   HOMERVILLE 5 N                          M				                       
GA   ALMA BACON CO AP 			            1.37                                                     
GA   NAHUNTA 6 NE     			            6.10                          
GA   FARGO 17 NE     			             M	                                            
GA   BRUNSWICK      			            4.28                        
GA   BRUNSWICK MALCOLM MCKINNON AP    	    3.51
GA   WOODBINE                  		        5.86     

RAINFALL REPORTS ARE PRELIMINARY. CO-OP SITES REPORT A 24 HOUR TOTAL
NOT BASED ON A MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT CALENDAR DAY. 

FOR ADDITIONAL RAINFALL REPORTS CHECK OUT COCORAHS...THE COMMUNITY 
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