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[chilehed]

I'm trying to find the greatest and least amounts of rainfalls recorded for each month in Miami, Florida. So far I've gone to noaa.gov, weather.com, and the usual search engines, with no luck.

Tomorrow morning I'm gonna call the NOAA office in Miami. Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by chilehed

I'm trying to find the greatest and least amounts of rainfalls recorded for each month in Miami, Florida. So far I've gone to noaa.gov, weather.com, and the usual search engines, with no luck.

Tomorrow morning I'm gonna call the NOAA office in Miami. Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

Try the local news outlets such as radio, TV, or newspaper. Maybe check with the Coast Guard station too; if they don't have the records, they might direct you to a source.

[freeztar]

Originally Posted by chilehed

I'm trying to find the greatest and least amounts of rainfalls recorded for each month in Miami, Florida. So far I've gone to noaa.gov, weather.com, and the usual search engines, with no luck.

Tomorrow morning I'm gonna call the NOAA office in Miami. Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

Yes, another suggestion is to log onto Welcome to Weather Underground : Weather Underground. It's excellent and will give you historical records for most areas in the US.

[Ganoderma]

check your federal government website for things like that. Miami is a main city, so they must have records like that on a national database type thing.

[freeztar]

Originally Posted by freeztar

Yes, another suggestion is to log onto Welcome to Weather Underground : Weather Underground. It's excellent and will give you historical records for most areas in the US.

Here's a direct link: Average High/Low Temperatures for KMIA : Weather Underground