How much rain did we get?
 

I am trying to figure out how much rain The Villages got.

Does anyone have a rain gauge? What were your numbers and your general location?

Probably depends where in TV you are. All I know is the pool is really full.

That is why I requested the general location - to find out whether there is a significant difference in rainfall depending on location.

Got a feeling that this storm's rain is the same for all the Villages. Hardly a localized event. One thing for sure is that it is much less than Irma.

3-4"

Rainfall totals for the last 24 hours to 3 days - high resolution map – iWeatherNet

Summerhill 2.3inches

This morning WESH reported 3.4 inches for TV in the past 24 hours.

I believe we received over a foot during Irma , I was on a golf course then behind Pinellas Plaza the golf course had turned into a lake , it was pretty cool

I am in McClure, I lost count at 4,351 drops. I shouldn't get stoned before trying to count rain drops.

It's not over yet. Today is "Hurricane Day" here in the Villages. Gonna be "just" a tropical storm, but that comes with some damaging winds from gusts, and flash floods.

2.5" in rain gauge in Buttonwood

4.25 here in Gilchrist so far.

Yes it's not over yet but it looks like the heaviest rainfalls happened east and south of TV.

Did you include using your fingers and toes?

Yesterday morning, Eric Burris on WESH 2 reported a future rainfall by this Friday at 9:00pm to be just over 26” in The Villages. That certainly will not be the case here. That future forecast had me wondering if The Villages water management system would be able to keep up and prevent streets and homes from flooding.

The radar right now shows The Villages in the clear.

Hammock @ Fenney, less than 3”.

West side of Marsh Bend: Rain stopped ~9:30am today. Storm total (Wed and Thurs) 2.36".

Coupled with the Tuesday rain we had, I estimate about 6" total for just south of 466A.

Including Tuesday, we measured 5 inches in Amelia.

They forecasted 13 inches and reported an average of 3.5 inches.

3.5 inches in Del Mar

TV “dodged a bullet” this time. Ian’s original projected track was landfall in Tampa Bay. 18 hours (more or less) Ian made a “wobble” to the east which changed everything for those of us in TV and those in the Fort Myers area. This shows how unpredictable Mother Nature tends to be. 3”slightly more or less in LaBelle.

4.5 inches in bradford

2.75” in Bradford.

Rain drops keep falling on my head.

I think I'll write a song.

Village of Hadley
 

A little over 6 inches here, but that includes Tuesday which probably accounted for close to half of that.

4.5 inches in bradford