5:00 am – Rocks and Debris all up and down Highway One, but no specific closure listed on CHP. It sounds like a mess, and since the entries, shortly after midnight, I suspect there are closures that are not reported.
Woke at 4:30 am to the sound of pouring rain on a metal roof. That can be, and was, very loud. Went to my weather station to see I had received 1.10″ for the day – since midnight – what about between my last reading at 10:15 and midnight? With a little math from the last monthly reading and current monthly reading, I got a total of 3.14″ for the day, plus the current daily 1.10 inches, we are up to 4.25″, or 11.97″ for the year – probably 12″ now in the time it took me to type this. Oh, yes, I’d say El Niño is here.
Sorry, Sunday got away from me and I almost forgot this.
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We have received over 6 inches here at the Hermitage since yesterday morning.
Headed your way soon, hoping for a break in the weather to get there. We'll see Bro B @ Hermitage. Stay safe
Be safe, be careful, and report in if you can.
congratulations!!
Checked the Pacific Valley School weatherelement gauge. For the day, it was .67 inch, plus .4 inches overnight, for a storm total of 1.09.Season Rain: 4.52 in.
Here, in Idaho for the Winter Break, endless rain and snow. Avalanche warnings, power outages, and road closures everywhere.
That atmospheric river-in-the-sky is for real!