Districtwide, June rainfall averaged 8.20 inches, which is 1.46 inches above the average for the month.
The cumulative rainfall total for the past 12 months is 54.65 inches, 3.64 inches above the average.
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From the St. Johns River Water Management District
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7/11/23
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The study discovered that hurricanes ultimately help warm the ocean by enhancing its ability to absorb and store heat. And that can have far-reaching consequences.
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By Noel Gutiérrez Brizuela, University of California/San Diego and Sally Warner, Brandeis University
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6/22/23
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While forecasters do not project the storm will gain enough speed to become a hurricane, its future remains unclear, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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By Jackie Llanos, Florida Phoenix
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6/20/23
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St. Johns River Water Management District staff prepare and train year-round for emergencies — both to address our operational needs and to assist the communities we serve.
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From the St. Johns River Water Management District
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6/18/23
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May brought average to above-average rainfall to the St. Johns River Water Management District’s 18-county region and, according to the U.S Drought Monitor, relieved all drought conditions districtwide.
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From the St. Johns River Water Management District
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6/13/23
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Hurricane Prep: Residents can help, and in fact play a vital role in protecting their local communities before and during hurricane season, which officially runs through November 30th.
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From the St. John's River Water Management District
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6/12/23
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Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released the 2023 Hurricane Season outlook, which forecasts up to 17 named storms, including up to nine hurricanes.
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From FEMA
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6/4/23
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Severe weather like hurricanes can wreak havoc on your home, damage your vehicle, and sidetrack your summer vacation. That’s why AAA is sharing its top insurance policies for hurricane season …
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From AAA
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6/2/23
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The Atlantic hurricane season starts today, and forecasters are keeping a close eye on rising ocean temperatures, and not just in the Atlantic.
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By Christina Patricola, Iowa State University
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5/31/23
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In the North Atlantic, tropical storms typically form over the warm waters off eastern Africa. As they move westward, they often hit Caribbean islands before making landfall on the US.
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By Kelsey Ellis, University of Tennessee and Nicholas Grondin, University of Tennessee
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5/28/23
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