I would agree. Almost no snow here in western Montana. Sometimes we get slammed with big storms in February and that saves us from wildfires in the summer months. It was 45 degrees today. Unheard of in January. Not good.

That massive High Pressure Dome center about 500 miles west south west of LA seems to be blocking any Moisture coming towards Southern Nevada. Compared to last year at this time,we have only received about a quarter of our seasonal rain fall.

Its rained every day since December 1 2019.
The street is growing moss.
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Love the weather there

On one hand, it is always possible to get blasted by an "atmospheric river" or "pineapple express" in Feb or Mar and get a couple months worth of winter precip in a week... but that's not very likely, is it?

due to a ton of rain in Nov and Dec. We had 150% by 2020. Everything is green like it normally is in March, when the rainy season is ending.

Hope we get some more in Feb & March

Even if we weren't behind ( which we aren't really), I'd still be bummed if we had a low-rainfall season since I love the rain so much!!

I worked on FB to help spread the word about animals stranded on ranches, and leaving water out.

I don't know if I could do it again.

Bless your heart for doing that-- I supported the effort with donations but wonder how much that really helped.

and not much on the horizon. We can probably get by with one dry year, but historically there have been multi-year runs of dry years: I'm expecting another drought cycle.

I hope we at least get SOME rain before the long, hot, summer begins to suffocate us.

I (and many others, apparently) loathe summers

Seems like a short month or two ago we were looking at numbers way north of 100%

http://cdec.water.ca.gov/snowapp/sweq.action

Here's hoping for a March miracle, and all the associate localized flooding. Pineapple Express, do you thing!

We have rain forecast for the next eight days (with a two day break in the midst of it).