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South Florida’s wet season is tardy this year, leaving double-digit rain deficits, a drought-stricken river of grass and increasing angst over wildfires.
But an atmosphere constipated by high pressure is finally on the move, promising showers this weekend that water management district meteorologists believe may mark a shift to the reliable afternoon rains and miasmic humidity that define summer.
While the National Weather Service in Miami has a hard start date of May 15 for the onset of rainy season – a reminder that dangerous thunderstorms loom – the timeline can be fickle. The NWS office in Melbourne declares the beginning of rainy season in hindsight, after reviewing weather patterns, but does have median start dates of May 23 for Stuart, May 25 for Fort Pierce and May 26 for Vero Beach.
West Palm Beach down more than 10 inches of rain; where s the wet season? Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post © THE PALM BEACH POST, (LANNIS WATERS / THE PALM BEACH POST) A sandy shore on Clear Lake in West Palm Beach Tuesday, May 25, 2021 shows the dwindling water supply as the city can t take water through the L8 canal because of algae blooms. Clear Lake is the source of water for West Palm Beach and Palm Beach.
South Florida’s wet season is tardy this year, leaving double-digit rain deficits, a drought-stricken river of grass and increasing angst over wildfires.
But an atmosphere constipated by high pressure is finally on the move, promising showers this weekend that water management district meteorologists believe may mark a shift to the reliable afternoon rains and miasmic humidity that define summer.