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Two-Thirds of Monthly Average
Date: 21 Aug 05:30 AM
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Even with about ten days to go for August, most of the state is already above average for rainfall for the month. August will finish as yet another wet month during 2025. For Ames, only the months of January and February were substantially below their respective long term averages. The monthly reliability of being at or above some average accumulation is the subject of today's featured chart. The chart presents the percentage of years over the past 30 that had a monthly precipitation accumulation of at least 66% of the climatological average. The months of March and October show up as being the least reliable and May being the most. While the differences are not all that large, it is interesting to see how comparable the spring and fall seasons are vs winter and summer. Getting sufficient rainfall during July and August is certainly important to production agriculture as moisture stress negatively impacts yields. You can generate this chart for different sites, periods, and your arbitrary percentage threshold of your choice and see if you can spot any trends!
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.Summary | By WFO | Watches | ||||||
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Type | US | IA | ARX | DVN | DMX | OAX | FSD | US |
Tornado | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Svr Tstorm | 43 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
Flash Flood | 13 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | --- |
ARX = LaCrosse, WI DVN = Davenport, IA DMX = Des Moines, IA OAX = Omaha, NE FSD = Sioux Falls, SD
SVR+TOR Warnings Issued: 48 Verified: 11 [22.9%] Polygon Size Versus County Size [10.5%] Average Perimeter Ratio [23.5%] Percentage of Warned Area Verified (15km) [13.1%] Average Storm Based Warning Size [983 sq km] Probability of Detection(higher is better) [0.61] False Alarm Ratio (lower is better) [0.77] Critical Success Index (higher is better) [0.20]