Seasonal precipitation anomalies from late Spring through mid Summer showed near normal precipitation across most of the Climate Divisions of the southeastern United States.  Stream flows increased through early July with Cindy and then Dennis  compared to 30 year historical flows (USGS).

Early in the month, conditions remained relatively dry with the exception of parts of FL and the mountains of western NC and SC.  Tropical Storm Cindy changed much of this a few days later.

Tropical Storm Cindy brought saturated soils and high flows to many rivers across Alabama into much of Georgia into western NC and SC.

Hurricane Dennis provided record rainfall and thus record flooding to parts of GA.  Flood flows also plagued parts of the Florida Panhandle and the mountains of SC and NC.