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As expected, the August 2024 precipitation was a feast or famine depending on where you are. The pattern was dominated by the passage of Hurricane Debby early in the month. That brought a lot of rain to Florida and eastern parts of the region but left a lot of the rest dry. Temperatures varied across the region as well, with higher temperature departures generally in the South and cooler temperatures in the northern part of the region, but it also depended on the rainfall pattern.
