Macclenny, Florida

... Risk of severe weather expected on Wednesday and Wednesday
night...

A low pressure system is expected to continue to develop over
the central Gulf Coast states today and track northeast tonight and
Wednesday. A warm front will lift northward over northeast Florida
and southeast late tonight and early Wednesday.

A trailing cold front from the low pressure system will push toward
the area Wednesday and will be preceded by a line of showers and
thunderstorms. Although atmospheric instability is not
particularly high... strong winds aloft in combination with strong
lift from the cold front will support strong to severe thunderstorms.
The primary threat from severe storms will be damaging winds but
there is a risk of an isolated tornado mainly within the squall line.
Cloud to ground lightning and very heavy rainfall will also accompany
the squall line. Although there is some uncertainty on the timing of
the squall line... the best estimate at this time is it moving to a
Alma Georgia to Live Oak Florida line by mid afternoon Wednesday and
then move to coastal Georgia and northeast counties by about 8 PM
Wednesday evening. The severe weather threat should be ending by late
Wednesday night as the cold front sweeps south of the area. The Storm
Prediction Center has highlighted a slight risk of severe
thunderstorms for the Jacksonville forecast area.

Outside of the main line of showers and storms... individual showers
and thunderstorms may even produce wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph
Wednesday morning through Wednesday night. Winds of this intensity
are capable of uprooting small trees and overturning sheds and small
structures.

Law enforcement agencies... emergency management officials... storm
spotter groups... and other interested concerns should monitor this
situation and take appropriate action should severe weather approach
your area.

Marine interests operating in the coastal and inland waters... be
aware of the risk of high winds and rough seas with approaching
storms and be prepared to seek safe Harbor.

Stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio... commercial television or radio
stations... or your cable television provider for later statements
concerning this severe weather event.

        ... November 2009 climate summary for Jacksonville...

                    ... mostly warm and dry...

November was mostly a quiet and mild weather month. The remnants of
Hurricane Ida passed through the area on the 10th and 11th...
otherwise there were just a couple of frontal passages and upper
level disturbances that changed the day to day weather pattern.

Temperatures...

At Jacksonville International Airport the average temperature for
November was 62.3 degrees... 0.6 degrees above normal.

The warmest day of the month was 82 degrees on the 10th. The coldest
day was the 28th with 34 degrees. There were no records tied or
broken.

Rainfall...

November is normally our driest month of the year... however this
year was drier than usual. November rainfall totalled less than an
inch... only 0.85. This is 1.49 inches below normal. There were only
4 days of measurable rainfall. The greatest 24 hour rainfall total
for November was 0.47 of an inch on the 10th and 11th. This follows
a dry fall pattern where September was 1.42 inches below normal and
October was 1.83 inches below normal.

Wind...
the average wind speed for November at Jacksonville International Airport
was 5.3 miles per hour. The peak wind gust for the month was 30
miles per hour from the east and southeast on the 9th and 10th.

For energy consumption purposes...
there were 108 heating degree days in October... which is 40 below
normal. There were 36 cooling degree days which is 28 below normal.

The outlook for December calls for near to below normal temperatures
and above normal rainfall. The normal monthly temperature for
December is 55.0 degrees. The normal daily high is 65.8 degrees and
the normal daily low is 44.1 degrees. Normal December rainfall is
2.64 inches.

Additional rainfall reports from around the area...

Jacksonville vicinity... northeast Florida...

Jacksonville Beach... .. 2.20 Live Oak ... ... ... ... 1.09
Arlington... ... ... ... .. 1.41 Gainesville ... ... ... 2.26
Fort Caroline... ... ... . . Lake City 2e... ... ... 1.84
big Talbot Island... ... 2.92 Fernandina Beach... .. 0.88
Little Talbot Island... 1.87 St. Augustine litehs. 1.26
Highlands... ... ... ... .. 1.60 St. Augustine Arpt... 0.91
Craig Field... ... ... ... 1.52 Hastings 4ne... ... ... 1.43
Mayport ns... ... ... ... . 1.93 High Springs... ... ... 1.63
Jacksonville NAS... ... . 1.10 Jasper... ... ... ... ... 1.42
Southside TV 4... ... ... 0.98 Bell 4nw... ... ... ... . 2.46
Beauclerc... ... ... ... .. 1.49 Bunnell... ... ... ... .. 0.64
Westside... ... ... ... ... . White Springs 7n... .. .
south Ponte Vedra... ... 1.48 Palm Coast 6ne... ... . 0.82
guana river St park... . 1.16 Starke... ... ... ... ... 3.47
                                  Ocala... ... ... ... ... . 3.33
                                  Crescent City... ... .. 1.04
                                  Orange Springs 2ssw.. 3.08
                                  Glen St Mary 1w... ... 0.72
                                  Flagler Beach... ... .. 0.66
                                  Federal Point... ... .. 1.70
                                  Amelia isl Plantation 1.17
                                  Juniper Springs... ... 1.12

Southeast Georgia...

Brunswick... ... ... ... .. 1.40 St Simons Island... .. 0.71
Homerville 5n... ... ... . 1.83 Alma... ... ... ... ... .. 1.41
Pridgen... ... ... ... ... . 1.71 Baxley 5nnw... ... ... . 2.73
Woodbine... ... ... ... ... 0.86 Hazlehurst... ... ... .. 2.92
Nahunta 6ne... ... ... ... 3.80 Manor... ... ... ... ... . 1.52
Fargo 17ne... ... ... ... . 1.52 Patterson... ... ... ... 1.52
Waycross 4ne... ... ... .. 2.13 Jesup 8s... ... ... ... . 2.40

Rainfall reports are preliminary. Co-op sites report a 24 hour total
not based on a midnight to midnight calendar day.

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Cocorahs...
the community collaborative rain... hail... and snow network... cocorahs.
This public volunteer rain gauge network is open to anyone willing to
measure and report precipitation. Go to the cocorahs website for more
information and to sign up. Http://www.Cocorahs.Org

Some northeast Florida cocorahs reports...

Alachua County...
Archer 5.5 E... ... ... ... ... .. 3.40
Archer 6.7 NNE... ... ... ... ... 2.40
Brooker 6.6 SSE... ... ... ... .. 2.14
Gainesville 8.1 SW... ... ... .. 3.23
Gainesville 3.8 W... ... ... ... 2.10
High Springs 3.2sw... ... ... .. 2.13

Baker County...
Glen St Mary 6.6 NW... ... ... . 1.09
Glen St Mary 1.7 N... ... ... .. 0.66
Sanderson 4.9 NNW... ... ... ... 0.83

Clay County...
Green Cove Springs 6.2 N... .. 1.42
Green Cove Springs 6.8 SSE... 1.39
Lakeside 2.9 S... ... ... ... ... 0.91
Keystone Heights 7.6 ENE... .. 1.78
Keystone Heights 3.5 ENE... .. 2.41
Keystone Heights 6.9 ENE... .. 1.81
Keystone Heights 9.1 NE... ... 1.88
Middleburg 6.5 NNE... ... ... .. 1.83
Middleburg 0.7 SSW... ... ... .. 1.35
Orange Park 0.7 NNE... ... ... . 0.92
Orange Park 3.0 WNW... ... ... . 1.33
Orange Park 4.8 SSW... ... ... . 1.31
Orange Park 4.7 SW... ... ... .. 1.44

Duval County...
Jacksonville 3.2 ESE... ... ... 1.30
Jacksonville 6.2 ENE... ... ... 1.72
Jacksonville 7.5 E... ... ... .. 2.17
Jacksonville 7.3 SW... ... ... . 3.03
Jacksonville 5.9 SW... ... ... . 1.96
Jacksonville 3.8 ESE... ... ... 1.30
Jacksonville 8.4 SSE... ... ... 1.54
Jacksonville 8.8 E... ... ... .. 2.06
Jacksonville 10.0 WSW... ... .. 1.59
Jacksonville 11.4 ESE... ... .. 1.85
Jacksonville 11.6 ENE... ... .. 1.79
Jacksonville 11.9 N... ... ... . 1.00
Jacksonville 4.8 SW... ... ... . 2.09
Jacksonville Beach 3.9 WNW... 1.48
Jacksonville Beach 4.4 WNW... 1.70
Jacksonville Beach 4.5 W... .. 1.79
Neptune Beach 0.5 NNW... ... .. 1.73

Gilchrist County...
Newberry 4.0 WNW... ... ... ... . 2.32
Trenton 8.0 ENE... ... ... ... .. 2.30

Hamilton County...
Jennings 5.8 WSW... ... ... ... . 1.52
Jennings 4.1 S... ... ... ... ... 1.49

Marion County...
Belleview 6.0 SSE... ... ... ... 4.35
Belleview 4.5 se... ... ... ... . 2.67
Belleview 4.8 E... ... ... ... .. 3.46
Lady Lake 4.8 WNW... ... ... ... 2.61
Micanopy 3.6 SSW... ... ... ... . 3.56
Ocala 7.8 SSW... ... ... ... ... . 2.80
Ocala 2.8 SSE... ... ... ... ... . 3.65
Oklawaha 4.9 NE... ... ... ... .. 1.82
Summerfield 3.1 NE... ... ... .. 3.08
Summerfield 2.8 SW... ... ... .. 3.55
Summerfield 4.9 se... ... ... .. 2.17
the villages 2.6 NW... ... ... . 2.97
the villages 2.7 NNW... ... ... 2.22


Nassau County...
Callahan 5.0 SSE... ... ... ... . 0.80
Fernandina Beach 1.2 NNE... .. 1.00
hedges 0.3 ESE... ... ... ... ... 1.11

Putnam County...
East Palatka 3.5 NNW... ... ... 2.18
Interlachen 10.4 NNE... ... ... 1.86
Satsuma 0.2 WSW... ... ... ... .. 1.23
Satsuma 4.0 NE... ... ... ... ... 1.38

St Johns County...
St Augustine south 2.1 SSW... 1.40
St Augustine shores 0.7 ESE.. 1.46

Suwannee County...
Live Oak 0.4 NE... ... ... ... .. 1.52
Live Oak 9.1 W... ... ... ... ... 1.50
Live Oak 10.4 NW... ... ... ... . 2.45

Southeast Georgia cocorahs rainfall reports...

Appling County
Baxley 10.0 se... ... ... ... ... 1.33

Atkinson County
Pearson 3.5 NE... ... ... ... ... 2.47

Camden County...
Kingsland 2.9 NE... ... ... ... . 0.67
St Marys 5.5 N... ... ... ... ... 0.71

Coffee County...
Douglas 2.5 WSW... ... ... ... .. 2.28
Pridgen 1.5 NE... ... ... ... ... 2.70

Ware County...
Manor 2.1 se... ... ... ... ... .. 1.52
Waycross 6.3 ESE... ... ... ... . 2.19