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BigmanPigman

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4. I have been looking at the rain totals and percentages

Reply to PufPuf23 (Reply #3)

Thu Feb 14, 2019, 11:18 PM

Feb 2019

as well as the location of the moisture. The snow packs are key! Also, they are moving the "rainy season"from beginning of Oct to Jan 1st so you have to consider that factor when looking at charts.

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Department of Water Resources - California Data Exchange Center [View all] PufPuf23 Feb 2019 OP

Thanks for posting. Didn't know this existed. alwaysinasnit Feb 2019 #1

90% ROB-ROX Feb 2019 #2

Snowpack is also important and above average for this time of year PufPuf23 Feb 2019 #3

I have been looking at the rain totals and percentages BigmanPigman Feb 2019 #4

Good points. Locally where I am now located both precipitation PufPuf23 Feb 2019 #5

The rain we get in the rest of the state BigmanPigman Feb 2019 #6