| Station Number | Station Name | Days Covered By All Reports | Total Pcpn | Daily Reports | Multiday Reports | Format Options | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Athens County, Ohio | ||||||||
| OH-AT-1 | Athens 1.3 N | 364 | 45.4" | 364 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-2 | Guysville 4.3 SE | 364 | 43.5" | 364 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-3 | Stewart 4.6 NNE | 359 | 44.3" | 359 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-5 | Amesville 2.6 SE | 364 | 49.1" | 360 | 2 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-6 | Albany 4.1 NW | 333 | 39.4" | 324 | 2 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-7 | New Marshfield 1.6 SW | 336 | 43.1" | 271 | 19 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-8 | Athens 4.1 SW | 287 | 34.5" | 285 | 1 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-9 | Glouster 3.6 SW | 290 | 39.7" | 290 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-10 | Nelsonville 0.1 N | 103 | 18.6" | 103 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| OH-AT-11 | Guysville 6.5 SSW | 37 | 2.1" | 37 | 0 | HTML | Excel | |
| Station Number | Station Name | Days Covered By All Reports | Total Pcpn | Daily Reports | Multiday Reports | Display Options | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Athens County, Ohio | |||||||||
| OH-AT-1 | Athens 1.3 N | 365 | 48.00" | 365 | 0 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-2 | Guysville 4.3 SE | 365 | 50.88" | 358 | 2 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-3 | Stewart 4.6 NNE | 359 | 50.76" | 359 | 0 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-5 | Amesville 2.6 SE | 365 | 50.55" | 363 | 1 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-6 | Albany 4.1 NW | 333 | 52.66" | 327 | 2 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-7 | New Marshfield 1.6 SW | 336 | 50.33" | 298 | 11 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-8 | Athens 4.1 SW | 66 | 6.59" | 66 | 0 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-9 | Glouster 3.6 SW | 297 | 55.70" | 295 | 1 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-11 | Guysville 6.5 SSW | 325 | 47.86" | 245 | 23 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-12 | Amesville 0.7 WNW | 353 | 53.00" | 351 | 1 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-13 | Stewart 1.4 NW | 330 | 48.18" | 322 | 3 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
| OH-AT-14 | Athens 1.0 NNE | 2 | 0.18" | 1 | 0 | HTML | Charts | Excel | |
For purposes of climate record keeping many areas of the U.S. use a different calendar for tracking annual precipitation. This calendar begins October 1st and ends the year September 30th. This coincides with the natural cycle of winter (cool season) snow and soil moisture accumulation and recharge followed by summer (growing season) water use and soil moisture depletion. This is the time of year when many rivers and streams in the U.S. run slow and clear (baseflow) awaiting the widespread precipitation that sometimes comes during fall and winter. Soil moisture and river flow in many parts of the country undergo an annual cycle that tracks with this water year definition.