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Precipitation - North Georgia : March 2001
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Data found on this page are preliminary and subject to change. Data for additional stations may be added in coming weeks. For official historical records contact the National Climatic Data Center.
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24 HR 72 HR
STATION NAME COUNTY NORM ACT DEP MAX 7AM DAY MAX 7AM DAY >=.01
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ADAIRSVILLE 5 ESE BARTOW 5.58 7.31 1.73 1.86 20 3.01 13 15
ALLATOONA DAM 2 BARTOW 5.47 6.96 1.49 1.62 13 3.01 13 13
ALTO 4 SE BANKS 6.26 1.68 13 2.80 13 7
APPLING 2 NW COLUMBIA 4.91 9.27 4.36 2.00 4 3.30 2 8
ATHENS BEN EPPS AP CLARKE 4.99 8.58* 3.59 2.07 12 2.21 12 10
ATLANTA BOLTON COBB 5.80 8.28 2.48 1.92 12 1.98 10 12
ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AP FULTON 5.38 9.08* 3.70 1.98 12 2.33 12 13
AUGUSTA BUSH FIELD AP RICHMOND 4.61 7.43* 2.82 1.82 29 2.33 2 11
BALL GROUND CHEROKEE 6.35 7.79 1.44 1.80 13 3.12 13 12
BLAIRSVILLE EXP STA UNION 6.41 5.67 -0.74 1.12 13 2.10 13 14
CANTON CHEROKEE 6.28 7.58 1.30 1.85 13 3.20 13 10
CARNESVILLE 2 NE FRANKLIN 5.76 7.41 1.65 1.48 13 2.93 13 8
CARROLLTON CARROLL 6.22 9.75 3.53 2.52 20 3.97 13 10
CARTERSVILLE BARTOW 7.49 1.80 20 2.94 13 13
CARTERSVILLE # 2 BARTOW 5.78 7.93 2.15 2.27 20 3.12 13 7
CEDARTOWN POLK 6.11 8.71 2.60 2.46 20 2.95 13 11
CHATSWORTH 2 MURRAY 5.69 6.39 0.70 1.86 20 2.52 19 12
CHICKAMAUGA PARK WALKER 5.70 5.99 0.29 1.83 20 2.78 19 9
CHICKAMAUGA PK LARC WALKER 6.20 1.91 20 2.51 19 10
CLARKESVILLE HABERSHAM 7.53 1.89 13 2.91 13 9
CLAYTON 1 SSW RABUN 7.42 7.57 0.15 1.51 30 2.45 13 12
CLEVELAND WHITE 6.85 6.84 -0.01 1.61 13 2.63 13 11
CORNELIA HABERSHAM 6.50 7.58 1.08 1.63 13 2.84 13 10
COVINGTON NEWTON 5.25 10.40 5.15 2.46 13 4.71 13 8
CUMMING 1 ENE FORSYTH 6.06 7.71 1.65 2.00 13 3.52 13 12
CURRYVILLE 3 W FLOYD 6.27 8.30 2.03 2.79 20 3.47 19 9
DALLAS 7 NE PAULDING 5.94 8.54 2.60 1.71 13 3.20 13 11
DANIELSVILLE MADISON 8.51 1.96 13 3.57 13 11
DEKALB-PEACHTREE APT DEKALB 8.31 1.89 13 3.72 13 10
DOUGLASVILLE 4 S DOUGLAS 5.87 9.33 3.46 2.04 15 3.80 13 11
ELBERTON 2 N ELBERT 5.14 8.15 3.01 1.61 15 3.02 13 11
ELLIJAY GILMER 6.61 5.78 -0.83 1.16 13 2.12 13 12
EMBRY PAULDING 6.06 9.98 3.92 2.60 19 3.78 13 11
EXPERIMENT SPALDING 5.54 11.12 5.58 2.32 20 3.76 13 12
FRANKLIN HEARD 5.88 10.50 4.62 2.25 20 4.00 13 9
FULTON CTY APT FULTON 8.16 1.86 13 3.66 13 10
GAINESVILLE HALL 6.14 7.84 1.70 1.80 13 3.22 13 9
GAINESVILLE APT HALL 6.57 1.77 13 3.18 13 11
GIBSON GLASCOCK 4.90 8.91 4.01 2.08 4 2.73 2 12
HARTWELL HART 5.90 7.02 1.12 1.48 13 2.88 13 11
HELEN WHITE 7.60 4.93 -2.67 1.36 30 1.60 29 9
JASPER 1 NNW PICKENS 6.64 7.49 0.85 1.57 13 2.83 13 10
JONESBORO CLAYTON 5.32 10.53 5.21 2.28 13 4.39 13 10
JULIETTE MONROE 5.41 12.03 6.62 2.80 4 3.80 13 13
LAFAYETTE 5 SW WALKER 6.62 8.63 2.01 2.10 20 3.70 19 12
LEXINGTON OGLETHORPE 9.31 2.10 20 3.14 13 9
LINCOLNTON LINCOLN 4.84 8.73 3.89 2.05 4 2.77 13 11
LOUISVILLE 1 E JEFFERSON 4.85 8.60 3.75 2.48 4 2.62 13 12
MABLETON 1 N COBB 11.19 3.86 4 3.90 4 11
MCDONOUGH HENRY 10.40 2.20 13 4.20 13 8
MILLEDGEVILLE BALDWIN 5.12 11.12 6.00 2.78 4 4.69 3 14
MONTICELLO JASPER 5.48 10.95 5.47 2.49 4 4.27 13 9
NEWNAN 4 NE COWETA 5.95 9.11 3.16 1.96 20 3.34 13 10
NORCROSS GWINNETT 5.95 9.59 3.64 1.79 15 3.29 13 14
PEACHTREE CITY FAYETTE 10.99 2.53 13 4.69 13 10
RINGGOLD 2 SE CATOOSA 6.13 5.92 -0.21 1.59 20 2.43 19 9
ROME FLOYD 6.67 9.45 2.78 2.45 20 3.86 20 14
ROME APT FLOYD 8.45 2.19 20 3.40 19 10
SAUTEE 3 W WHITE 6.37 1.56 13 2.54 13 11
SILOAM 3 N GREENE 5.02 9.19 4.17 2.17 15 3.70 13 10
SUMMERVILLE CHATTOOGA 6.69 6.98 0.29 2.00 14 3.00 13 8
TAYLORSVILLE BARTOW 5.47 7.47 2.00 2.00 20 2.69 13 10
TOCCOA STEPHENS 6.29 6.94 0.65 1.63 30 2.60 13 10
U OF GA PLT SCIENCE OCONEE 5.26 9.26 4.00 2.03 13 3.89 13 11
WALESKA CHEROKEE 6.47 7.84 1.37 1.94 12 3.14 12 13
WARRENTON WARREN 5.40 9.72 4.32 2.22 3 2.89 1 10
WASHINGTON 2 ESE WILKES 4.83 8.91 4.08 2.11 14 3.17 13 11
WAYNESBORO 2 S BURKE 4.72 8.99 4.27 2.02 3 2.73 1 9
WINDER 4S BARROW 5.48 8.94 3.46 1.95 13 3.73 13 11
WINTERVILLE CLARKE 9.25 1.84 15 3.62 13 10
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AVERAGE: 5.81 8.37 2.56 2.00 3.18 10.66
MAXIMUM: 7.60 12.03 3.86 4.71 15.00
* Denotes Midnight-to-Midnight Value
| Table Definitions |
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| NORM | Normal monthly precipitation for the station (1971 thru 2000) |
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| ACT | Actual precipitation that was reported this month |
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| DEP | Departure from 30 year normal rainfall (1971 thru 2000) |
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| 24 HR MAX 7AM | Maximum rainfall reported in a 24 hour period (7AM to 7AM unless otherwise noted *) |
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| DAY | The day that the maximum rainfall occurred |
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| 72 HR MAX 7AM | Maximum rain reported over a 72 hour period |
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| DAY | The beginning day that the 72Hr maximum rainfall occurred |
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| PCPN =>.01 | The number of days during the month where at least one hundredth of an inch was reported |
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