[STORMREPORTS] 18" Of Rain in California!
NWS REPORT:
http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov/iwin/ca/public.html - ONLY OVER 10" SHOWN:
THE FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES FOR THIS RAIN
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS
REFUGIO PASS................ 11.89
VENTURA COUNTY WESTERN VALLEYS
MATILIJA DAM................ 12.95
VENTURA COUNTY MOUNTAINS
NORDHOFF RIDGE.............. 11.14
OS ANGELES COUNTY MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS
OPIDS CAMP.................. 18.17
FROM CNN:
"LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- More heavy rain spread across parts of
The latest in a series of storms was blamed for at least four weekend
Up to 6 inches of rain was expected Sunday in Southern California with at
Dozens of Sunday church services and all weekend high school sports events
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From: Jesse Ferrell (WeatherMatrix) (ferrell{at}weathermatrix.net)
Date: Sun Jan 09 2005 - 18:12:33 EST
EVENT THROUGH 1052 AM.
SAN MARCOS PASS............. 14.92
SISAR PEAK.................. 12.09
ROSE VLY.................... 13.07
OLD MAN MTN................. 11.78
TANBARK..................... 12.97
MT. BALDY FS................ 11.48
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/01/09/winter.storms.ap/index.html
California on Sunday and snow piled deeper in the mountains as the state
sat under a storm system that already had snowbound motorists, caused
flooding and even slowed trains.
deaths in Southern California, including a homeless man killed Sunday by a
landslide. Along the storms' eastward track, two people were killed
Saturday by separate avalanches in Utah, authorities said.
least 2 feet of snow possible in the region's higher mountains. In Northern
California's Sierra Nevada and northern Nevada, winter storm warnings were
in effect through Tuesday morning with as much as 5 feet of new snow
possible on top of Saturday's accumulations of up to 4.5 feet.
were canceled around Reno, Nevada, because the area got 18 inches of snow.
The region was still digging out from a December 30 storm that dumped as
much as 9 feet of snow in the Sierra and 4 feet in the Reno area."
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