Rainfall Map for Los Angeles County, today...
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Rainfall Map for Los Angeles County, today...
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Wed Oct-14-09 07:46 PM
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1. Is this in the right forum? n/t
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Wed Oct-14-09 07:47 PM
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:21 PM
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15. I always wonder just what General Discussion means to DU'ers
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Wed Oct-14-09 09:30 PM
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Thu Oct-15-09 02:25 AM
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24. Frequently it means: 'my stuff is important your stuff sucks'
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Thu Oct-15-09 01:28 AM
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21. California has been in a three year drought. n/t
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Wed Oct-14-09 07:58 PM
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5. wet. Bet they are glad for some rain though not sure how it's been recently
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:01 PM
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6. We haven't had any since last year, I believe...
This was an important storm.
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:01 PM
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I've been watching all day- got some plants to put in the ground. Just transplanted four of them between the showers. Hope the burn area folks are not in danger of mudslides... BHN
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:02 PM
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8. I haven't seen any data on mudslides yet...
The rain was very gentle here... Not the slashing, windy storm that can bring trouble. You're welcome!
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:03 PM
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9. Wow - Im in San Diego and we got nothing today (at least were Im at!) n/t
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:06 PM
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11. I'm sorry you didn't get any rain!
I know you all need it too... It's over for us now... The sun's out.
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Thu Oct-15-09 02:16 AM
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23. I am also in San Diego
And we haven't gotten any rain where I am either (Mira Mesa).
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:05 PM
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10. Hi Peggy. We got 5.5 inches up here in Sonoma Co. by Fort Ross
(Why would anyone want this in the Lounge? With all the fires down there last summer, this is important news for some folks.) I gave it a rec too... Just because. No rain out there by my hometown though (Palmdale) Hope your doing well dear.
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:08 PM
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12. You got significant amounts!
5.5 inches??? Wow. Thanks for the rec, sweetie... I am well, thanks! :hug:
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Thu Oct-15-09 01:22 AM
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19. 3-5 inches is normal for a storm. Average is about 70 inches a year here
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:13 PM
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13. perfect kind of storm for fire areas - +/- 1" rain very softly - almost nothing here in
Riverside, just enough drizzle to mess up the cars. rain was mostly caused by air lifting up over the mountains, so areas in and near mountains got the most rain. Msongs
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:18 PM
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14. I was hoping for that kind of storm.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for sharing the news...
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:22 PM
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16. All we had here in Big Bear was a long drizzle. It was enough though, I think
that this part of the San Bernardino National Forest will be spared a burn for one more year.
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Wed Oct-14-09 08:26 PM
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You guys with all those trees...it's scary. We had steady rain all night. Much needed here too, even though we don't have any forests.
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Thu Oct-15-09 01:26 AM
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20. Arizona could use some of that.
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Thu Oct-15-09 02:01 AM
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22. I'm sure you could...
Maybe it'll track on over and leave you some moisture too...
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25. We got almost 4" here in SLO - a good start to our water year
I haven't looked to see what the Sierra accumulated, and if any of it is snowpack that might stick. Although I guess this time of year it would be better to get that water in the reservoirs and hope for a good snowpack later on...
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