Rainfall totals: How much rain did Invest 93L bring to Orlando, Central Florida?
Orlando Weather Forecast PM: July 17th, 2025
FOX 35 Storm Team Senior Meteorologist Noah Bergren is tracking decreasing rain and storm chances this weekend.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Invest 93L dropped several inches of rain – nearly 9" in some spots – as it crossed Florida this week, before eventually pushing out into the Gulf.
Invest 93L crossed over Louisiana, but at least one model points to the possibility that the remnants from that system could circle back around and impact Florida again.
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Here is a look at some of the rainfall totals across the Orlando metro and Central Florida over the last seven days. This is a mix of official rain reports from the National Weather Service and radar-indicated data.
Central Florida rainfall totals
By the numbers:
A preliminary look at some of the rainfall totals. View the graphics above to see a general picture of the area nearest you.
- Ponce Inlet 8.6"
- Deltona 4.3"
- DeLand 5.5"
- Lake Mary 3.3"
- Samsula 9.1"
- Mims 7.3"
- Melbourne 0.75"
- Satellite Beach 1"
- Orlando: 3.5"
- Kissimmee: 2.2"
- Cocoa Beach: 1.9"
- Titusville: 3.5"
- Deltona: 4.3"
- Daytona Beach: 5"
- Ocala: 2.8"
- Sanford: 4.3"
- Ocala: 2.8"
- Dunnellon: 2.5"
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Orlando rainfall totals
The Source: The information here is from the FOX 35 Storm Team and National Weather Service.
