Rainfall Statistics, 2015

[Summer Sun]

A new thread to post you rainfall stats for 2015

[TonyH]

Where the Rainfall 2014 thread gone  :smiliz34:

[Summer Sun]

January brought just 22.6mm of rainfall which made it the driest January for more than 8 years here in Darlington

 

This month has brought 2mm so far and looking at the models I can't see it increasing much in the next 7 days at least and probably longer

[Mapantz]

January: 142.6mm

February: 2.4mm (snow melt)

[Jonan92]

Can someone outside of the UK post here?

 

If someone is interested in knowing.

 

Arrasate station in the Basque Country, Spain

 

January 289,8mm

 

February 102,3mm (so far)

[Styx]

Terrific rainfall in Australia in January, none of the state and territory capital cities missed out 

 

Darwin...............471mm.....111% of long-term average

Brisbane............322mm.....225%

Sydney..............166mm.....164%

Hobart...............122mm.....260%

Canberra.............97mm.....167%

Melbourne...........47mm.....100%

Adelaide..............38mm.....200%

Perth...................19mm.....127%

[damianslaw]

A much drier start to the year so far compared to last year's deluge. We've now had 10 days on the trot with no precipitation, and more than likely another 4 dry days as well. Getting 14 days with no precipitations isn't an easy feat in these parts, and not surprised to see it occurring in February, which traditionally can be a very dry month in the Lake District. Pity we can't ever seem to get a decent dry spell in July and August!

[PMPhotography]

Pretty dry so far!

 

Jan - 18.0 mm (Average 57.3) 

Feb - 29.0mm (Average 46.2) 

[summer blizzard]

Any updates. Definitely feels like a drier than average year so far albeit not by much.

[4wd]

December to April every month has been around half normal here.
April looks similar so far - almost halfway and 6.4mm but may get a couple more today.

Through winter it's not particularly concerning but does mean a summer dry spell will bite quicker.
However summer months are often as wet  as mid-winter here anyway.
February to May are typically the driest months.
 

110mm for 2015 so far (-119mm)

[Summer Sun]

Just 14.7mm of rain this month up-to and including the 27th

 

A very dry start to the year as well almost into the 5th month and we've only had 76.6mm of rain so far significantly below the 00 to 12 average of 189.7mm

[Styx]

January - April totals in Australia

% of long-term average for same period

 

Darwin...............1089mm.....89%

Brisbane.............905mm......198%

Sydney...............657mm......138%

Canberra............231mm......108%

Hobart................206mm......113%

Melbourne..........145mm......71%

Perth...................112mm.....144%

Adelaide.............102mm......100%

[The PIT]

A below average year so far 204.6mm falling. April being Feb being very dry months.

[cheese]

January: 21.8mm

February: 11.0mm

March: 33.4mm

April: 8.4mm

 

Total: 74.6mm

[Norrance]

May is already the wettest month of 2015 for me here having overtaken January's 50 mms this afternoon.

[The PIT]

May already at 39.9mm excluding today's rain 69.2% of average. Doesn't look like there will be much more this week to push up to average though.

[Rob Heselwood]

January    47.2mm

February 12.2mm

March      37.4mm

April         18.8mm

May , so far 32,4mm

[The PIT]

Well passed average rainfall for the month. How wrong I was two days ago.

[Weather26]

Well passed average rainfall for the month. How wrong I was two days ago.

And even if the rest of this month is dry, we can't declare it a dry month anymore that's for sure-and we still have a Spring Bank Holiday weekend to go later this month. Could May end up as 2015's wettest month so far-quite possibly.