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BigmanPigman

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6. The whole state had about 150-200% the average rain totals

Reply to Adsos Letter (Original post)

Tue Oct 24, 2017, 09:28 PM

Oct 2017

last year...even more than the predicted deluge of the El Nino the winter before. It caused so much new growth which eventually fueled the current fire season.

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Before & After: How the vineyards acted as a firebreak in some areas. [View all] Adsos Letter Oct 2017 OP

Wow. What a difference. Spring in the first photo? mnhtnbb Oct 2017 #1

I had to check. Adsos Letter Oct 2017 #2

After or during the rainy season! mnhtnbb Oct 2017 #3

During. Adsos Letter Oct 2017 #4

Another example Adsos Letter Oct 2017 #5

The whole state had about 150-200% the average rain totals BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #6

Yes, and an extended period of hot weather. Adsos Letter Oct 2017 #7

Yeah, they closed the schools without A/C again today BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #8