As of Nov 13, 2026, the latest day this gauge has reported
How much rain has Brooks County, Georgia, had in 2026?
33.97 inches of rain have fallen so far in 2026 at the volunteer rain gauge 1 mile north-northeast of Quitman in Brooks County, through Nov 13. This gauge has no NOAA normal, so there is no normal year to compare it with.
Averaged over the whole county, about 41.36 inches, 89% of normal, Jan 1 to Nov 14.
- Rain so far
- 33.97 in
- 2025 by Nov 13
- 33.33 in
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Month by month
| Month | Rain, in |
|---|---|
| Jan 4 days not reported | 1.95 |
| Feb 4 days not reported | 2.00 |
| Mar | 1.88 |
| Apr | 0.12 |
| May 2 days not reported | 6.14 |
| Jun | 7.07 |
| Jul 1 day not reported | 2.37 |
| Aug | 3.88 |
| Sep 1 day not reported | 2.90 |
| Oct | 5.48 |
| Nov to the 13th | 0.18 |
| So far | 33.97 |
2026 so far in Brooks County
- Wettest month: June, 7.07 inches.
- Biggest single day: not known. 63 reports cover more than one day, and the biggest day could be inside one of them.
- Longest dry stretch: 5 days in a row with nothing in the gauge, not even a trace, Jun 8 to Jun 12.
- 2025 by the same date: 33.33 inches at the same gauge (it missed 6 days). On the 300 days both years reported, 2026 had 0.79 inches more than 2025.
- On 63 reports the observer read the gauge after more than one day. That rain counts on the day it was read, so it is in the totals but not split by day.
- Across the county: about 41.36 inches, 89% of normal, Jan 1 to Nov 14, from the PRISM 4 km grid averaged over Brooks County (NOAA’s 1991-2020 gridded normal).
The station
The numbers come from NOAA’s daily record for the volunteer rain gauge 1 mile north-northeast of Quitman, 3 miles from the middle of Brooks County. It reported 305 of the 317 days from Jan 1 to Nov 13; the 12 days with no report count as unknown, not as dry. Rain here means everything the gauge caught, snow melted down to water.
Questions
How much rain has Brooks County, Georgia, had in 2026?
33.97 inches of rain have fallen so far in 2026 at the volunteer rain gauge 1 mile north-northeast of Quitman in Brooks County, through Nov 13. This gauge has no NOAA normal, so there is no normal year to compare it with.
What was the wettest month in Brooks County in 2026?
June, with 7.07 inches at the volunteer rain gauge 1 mile north-northeast of Quitman, counting Jan 1 through Nov 13.
How does 2026 compare with 2025 in Brooks County?
From Jan 1 to Nov 13, the volunteer rain gauge 1 mile north-northeast of Quitman had 33.33 inches in 2025 (2025 missed 6 days) and 33.97 inches in 2026 (2026 missed 12 days). On the 300 days both years reported, 2026 had 0.79 inches more than 2025.
Next door
- Colquitt County, GA 45.19 in. so far, no NOAA normal, through Nov 14
- Lowndes County, GA 41.42 in. so far, 85% of normal, through Nov 14
- Thomas County, GA 46.12 in. so far, 99% of normal
- Jefferson County, FL 49.01 in. so far, 95% of normal, through Nov 14
Cash bids by town near Brooks County: Valdosta (18 mi).
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Sources and terms
Daily NOAA records through RCC-ACIS, read Nov 15, 2026; updated daily. NOAA’s daily numbers come in a few days late and are sometimes corrected. Volunteer gauge data: CoCoRaHS.
This gauge has no NOAA normal, so this page gives no normal year or percent for it.
Why this gauge: it is the only one inside Brooks County that reported nearly every day in 2026. Your own rain gauge can read differently a few miles away.