Public Information: RAINFALL TOTALS
RAINFALL TOTALS
Posted by: Reposted by Central Florida Cities on Jul 15, 2025 10:31AM
RAINFALL TOTALS! 
Yesterday we saw some heavy rain in our community and we want to share some of the rainfall data collected at our WeatherSTEM stations, from 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, July 14, to 12 a.m. today, July 15:
Emergency Operations Center: 1.85 inches
Sebring South: 2.76 inches
Avon Park: 1.87 inches
Highlands Lakes: 1.76 inches
Brighton: .63 inches
Lake Placid: 0.68 inches
Venus: 0.49 inches
Istokpoga Marsh: 0.43 inches
The Highlands County Board partners with Florida Division of Emergency Management and WeatherSTEM to capture weather data at 7 solar powered, cellular WeatherSTEM units in our county.
Check out https://highlands.weatherstem.com for links to all of Highlands County's WeatherSTEM units to see great camera views such as this one, which shows our gauge at the Lake Placid water tower.
SOURCE: Highlands County Emergency Management
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