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[Tropical Storm Fay] Merritt Island, FL, August 21, 2008 -- As the water recedes from Tropical Storm Fay, families return to asses the damage to their homes. State and Federal teams working together, are doing their assessments too. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Deltona, FL, August 24, 2008 -- The warning sign in this Volusia County neighborhood applies to boats as well as vehicles, following the flooding from Tropical Storm Fay. Local, state and federal emergency agencies are having to work through such community flooding to asses the state wide damage caused by the slow moving storm. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Barefoot Bay, FL, August 20, 2008 -- A FEMA Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) works in the rain in this Brevard County community that was hit by a tornado and heavy rains from Tropical Storm Fay. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Deltona, FL, August 24, 2008 -- As worried homeowners watch, Deltona Fire Department Search and Rescue (SAR) member, Tony Jacinto pushes boat out to deeper water to deliver food and medications to stranded residence of this Volusia County community. Six days after the initial landfall of Tropical Storm Fay, communities are still stranded. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Deltona, FL, August 24, 2008 -- Deltona Fire Department Search and Rescue (SAR) members, Randy Siebert (L) and Tony Jacinto deliver food and medications to stranded residence of this Volusia County community. Six days after the initial landfall of Tropical Storm Fay, communities are still stranded. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Rockledge, FL, August 22, 2008 -- Florida's State Secretary, Mike Sole, Department of Environmental Protection and State Surgeon General, Ana Viamonte, Department of Health address local, state and federal emergency managers at the Brevard County Emergency Operation Center, offering guidance and thanking them for their ongoing efforts with Tropical Storm Fay. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Barefoot Bay, FL, August 20, 2008 -- The force of the tornado that hit this Brevard County community during Tropical Storm Fay can be seen here. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Bird Island, FL, August 21, 2008 -- Houses on Sea Gate Circle in the North Brevard County community are locked in by the flooding from Tropical Storm Fay. State and Federal teams have started assessing the extent of damage caused by the slow storm throughout the Central Coastal and North Central regions of Florida. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Barefoot Bay, FL, August 20, 2008 -- This Brevard County community residence was split open by a tornado spun from Tropical Storm Fay. Barry Bahler/FEMA

[Tropical Storm Fay] Deltona, FL, August 2008, -- Day six after initial landfall of Tropical Storm Fay, this Volusia County community reflects the rainfall impact on the State where Fay made four landfalls. Local, state and federal agencies are all working together resolving the needs of families across the state of Florida. Barry Bahler/FEMA

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label_outline Explore Deltona, Volusia, Rainfall

After two days of a historic amount of rainfall totaling

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- A forest fire burning in Volusia County, Florida, is clearly visible from NASA's Huey UH-1 helicopter. The helicopter has been outfitted with a Forward Looking Infrared Radar (FLIR) and a portable global positioning satellite (GPS) system to support Florida's Division of Forestry as they fight the brush fires which have been plaguing the state as a result of extremely dry conditions and lightning storms. The FLIR includes a beach ball-sized infrared camera that is mounted on the helicopter's right siderail and a real-time television monitor and recorder installed inside. While the FLIR collects temperature data and images, the GPS system provides the exact coordinates of the fires being observed and transmits the data to the firefighters on the ground. The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) security team routinely uses the FLIR equipment prior to Shuttle launch and landing activities to ensure that the area surrounding the launch pad and runway are clear of unauthorized personnel. KSC's Base Operations Contractor, EG&G Florida, operates the NASA-owned helicopter KSC-98pc778

Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment

Ormond Hotel, 15 East Granada, Ormond Beach, Volusia County, FL

U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Brandon Nichols of the 1-124th

A rainstorm causes a tree to fall on Rattlesnake Canyon

Ormond Hotel, 15 East Granada, Ormond Beach, Volusia County, FL

Geese gather on the flight line during a heavy rainfall at Tempelhof Central Airport. The birds are being photographed in support of the Bird Strike Program

[Hurricane Dolly] Brownsville,TX, July 26, 2008 -- FEMA Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) team members walk out of the Cameron County County Courthouse at the end of the day. Barry Bahler/FEMA

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Noah Strickland of the 1-124th

New Smyrna Sugar Mill (ruins), New Smyrna (historical), Volusia County, FL

Weather Bureau, measuring rainfall

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