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12-19-07, 09:33 AM
I'm sure most of you are torn between "no more rain I want to ride...." vs. "G.D.!! we need some rain, this water shortage is going to suck".
I'm happy to report that the LA Department of Water and Power has a nice website that shows average seasonal rainfall and rainfall to date. For most of Southern CA, it appears as if we are close to 17 to 25% of seasonal average in most areas. And the traditional heavy months of January/February/March are yet to come.
I know we really need a big snow pack and not just rain, but this is encouraging news.
The website is pretty cool and shows cumulative rainfall all over various areas of the Southland.
http://www.ladpw.org/wrd/precip/
Check it out.
(I guess Happytime's and ME's memorable raindance worked after all....details to follow):D
I'm happy to report that the LA Department of Water and Power has a nice website that shows average seasonal rainfall and rainfall to date. For most of Southern CA, it appears as if we are close to 17 to 25% of seasonal average in most areas. And the traditional heavy months of January/February/March are yet to come.
I know we really need a big snow pack and not just rain, but this is encouraging news.
The website is pretty cool and shows cumulative rainfall all over various areas of the Southland.
http://www.ladpw.org/wrd/precip/
Check it out.
(I guess Happytime's and ME's memorable raindance worked after all....details to follow):D