July precipitation averaged below normal for the Florida Panhandle, ranging from 1.47 at Choctawhatchee River at Caryville to 8.14 inches at Withlacoochee River near Lee. Three (NWS) stations and 14 USGS stations were used for this summary and are shown on the tables below.
PRECIPITATION (INCHES) SUMMARY (NWS STATIONS) FOR JULY 2004 |
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Station Name |
Monthly Total |
Departure From Normal |
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Tallahassee |
6.33 |
-1.46 |
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Apalachicola |
4.26 |
-2.81 |
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Panama City |
4.30 |
-4.17 |
PRECIPITATION (INCHES) SUMMARY (USGS STATIONS) FOR JULY 2004 |
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Station Number |
Station Name |
Monthly Total |
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02319394 |
Withlacoochee River nr Lee |
8.14 |
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02322800 |
Santa Fe River nr Hildreth |
7.53 |
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02330000 |
Ochlockonee River near Bloxham |
4.07 |
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02358789 |
Chipola River at Marianna |
2.58 |
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02359000 |
Chipola River nr Altha |
5.23 |
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02365200 |
Choctawhatchee River nr Pittman |
7.21 |
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02365500 |
Choctawhatchee River at Caryville |
1.47 |
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02366500 |
Choctawhatchee River nr Bruce |
5.40 |
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02368500 |
Shoal River nr Mossyhead |
7.07 |
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02369000 |
Shoal River at Crestview |
5.99 |
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02369600 |
Yellow River nr Milton |
7.12 |
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02370000 |
Blackwater River nr Baker |
4.29 |
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02375500 |
Escambia River nr Century |
2.85 |
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02376033 |
Escambia River nr Molino |
2.71 |
Flows in the Florida Panhandle varied throughout the month of July.
The table below shows the mean flows for July and for July period of record, in cubic feet per second.
Station Number |
Station Name |
Monthly Flow |
Period of Record Monthly Average |
% of Avg |
02315500 |
Suwannee River at White Springs |
826 |
1210 |
68 |
02319500 |
Suwannee River at Ellaville |
2860 |
4410 |
65 |
02320500 |
Suwannee River at Branford |
3320 |
5160 |
64 |
02327100 |
Sopchoppy River near Sopchoppy |
257e |
245 |
105 |
02329000 |
Ochlockonee River near Havana |
1060 |
723 |
147 |
02358000 |
Apalachicola River at Chattahoochee |
12700 |
16800 |
76, Regulated |
02358700 |
Apalachicola River near Blountstown |
12800 |
16100 |
80 |
02359170 |
Apalachicola River near Sumatra |
17600 |
21400 |
82 |
02359000 |
Chipola River near Altha |
1580 |
1290 |
122 |
02365500 |
Choctawhatchee River at Caryville |
4210 |
4260 |
99 |
02366500 |
Choctawhatchee River near Bruce |
6710 |
5680 |
118 |
02370000 |
Blackwater River near Baker |
294 |
259 |
114 |
02375500 |
Escambia River near Century |
4720 |
4160 |
113 |
Flow durations for stations in the panhandle can be obtained here.
Surface water data for Florida stations can be obtained at the Statewide Streamflow Data website.
Please see the table below for groundwater conditions throughout the month of July.
Station Number |
Station Name |
June 1 Mean Elev. |
Max Elev. |
Date |
Minimum Elev. |
Date |
300740084293001 |
Wakulla County Well nr Crawfordville |
33.20 |
33.27 |
July 1 |
32.68 |
July 29-30 |
303025085350501 |
Washington Co. Well nr Greenhead |
60.73 |
60.77 |
July 5-6 |
60.28 |
June 31 |
More information on groundwater levels in Florida can be obtained at the Statewide Groundwater Data website.
The United States Geological Survey operates ground-water and surface-water monitoring stations as a cooperative effort with other Federal, State, county and municipal agencies or departments. Several parameters are collected at the gages. These include some or all of the following: (1) stage, (2) velocity, (3) temperature, (4) salinity, (5) conductance and/or (6) precipitation. Data, whether real-time or not, are collected on either: (1) 10, (2) 15, (3) 30 or (4) 60-minute intervals. Real-time data are transmitted by satellite to the United States Geological Survey's Tallahassee Office every three to four hours. During critical events, these data may be transmitted in intervals of 60 minutes or less. These statistics are being updated after each transmission on the Florida USGS web site.
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