Noon – wind gusts up to 45 mph. Steady, usually above 20.
7:15am – the joyous sound of the filling of our creeks, streams, rivers and waterfall. Up here, I have received .50″ but it is raining at the rate of .74″/hour, just a few minutes ago, currently only .24″ so if this keeps up, that total is going to rapidly climb! The maximum wind gusts were 24 mph at 4 am.
To get an idea of how fast it is coming down, in the 15 mins since I wrote this, and while trying to upload it, it is up to .65″ holy, moley! And a new high rate of 1.84″/hour at 7:30! Yowsa!
Sorry, Sunday got away from me and I almost forgot this.
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1.40" since it started down here.
0.6" here, 3 mi. west of Las Tablas CDF (Cal Fire), 12 mi. NW of Cambria. I hope Franklin Creek starts running. We had 1.3" Saturday.
Was it a rain of 8" an hour , or rained 1" an hour for 8 hours ,,,, that caused Phenegar Creek mud slide to wipe out the B S Village ?
This is glorious!
storm so far: almost 3" up the mountain from Garrapata Beach