How Much Did It Rain Near You During Claudette?
June 21, 2021
Portions of the North Escambia area received the most rain in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
Radar estimates showed 5-8 inches of rain in North Escambia, with the highest totals just west of Molino.
Here are 24 hour rain totals ending at 9 p.m. Saturday from weather stations around Escambia County:
- Bratt — 9.3 inches**
- Century — 5.77 inches
- Walnut Hill — 5.37
- Beulah — 4.16 inches
- Escambia High — 3.81 inches
- Pine Forest High– 3.65 inches
- Washington High School — 3.23 inches
- Tate High School — 3.16 inches
- UWF — 3.05 inches
*While an official weather station reported 9.3 inches in Bratt at Northview High School, it’s inconsistent with other nearby stations and radar estimates of about 6 inches.
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12 Responses to “How Much Did It Rain Near You During Claudette?”
I put out a 5 gallon bucket in the Helms field area of Beulah before the storm, it had 7 inches of water in the bucket. Not sure how accurate that is but it sure seems like a lot.
I have an Electronic Rain Guage. and it says we got over 6.5 inches in Walnut Hill
11 inchs in bellview
Six inches in my part of Scenic Heights in south county. Got another 1.5 inches today.
7 Here in McDavid
7” on The north end of Kirkland Rd Brewton Al
I got 9″‘ here
10 inches in Belleview.
My gauge runneth over
Ten Mile Road near McArthur School–4.51 inches. Electronic Rain Guage.
6 inches Ferry Pass/Ellyson Industrial Park area.
We got six inches