Oh boy … hold on to your knickers…
“The next storm system is on track for Monday with an approaching upper level trough interacting with subtropical moisture to bring moderate to heavy rain and gusty winds to the area. Rain is expected to begin along the coast early Monday morning, with the
heaviest rains associated with the frontal passage Monday evening. The upper low is then progged to move through by Tuesday with showers decreasing through the day.
Forecast rainfall amounts with this system are impressive. 72-hour QPF from the CNRFC through 4 am Tuesday puts a 4-5″ bullseye over Big Sur,
Sorry, Sunday got away from me and I almost forgot this.
2026-27 Winter Storm Preparedness Town Hall - Big SurTonight's meeting will be available on Zoom…
I drove through there today and it is a bit scary. Rocks are falling in…
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These photos Connie took tell the story without words. I will be featuring her photos…
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Kate,
Caltrans ready to post anything- those slide areas may be speaking to us soon.. Palo Colorado etc..
Please send me your fire sign reflecting the cigaret bud and flames.
Robert, I don’t know what you are talking about. What “fire sign”? I don’t have a “fire sign,”
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Robert,
Inquire at the Dept. of Public Works & Operations, Monterey (831) 647-7748. M-F 9-5.
Maybe they can steer you towards sign availability. Be Polite.
Thank you, Wally