According to NWS Preliminary Climatology Data (CF6), Downtown Los Angeles has recorded measurable rain on each of eight days from January 21 to January 28, 2008. This puts it in the top six of the station's wettest periods from 1921-2007.

Downtown Los Angeles (USC-KCQT) has recorded 5.78 inches of rain over the period, bringing its water year total to 11.73 inches -- nearly 5 inches above normal for the date. Even if Los Angeles were to receive no rain through the entire month of February, we would still go into the month of March ahead of normal.

And it doesn't look likely that we'll have no rain this February. Today's NWS 6-10 Day Precipitation Outlook for Southern California is Above Normal, and the 8-14 day outlook is Normal. We'll see!

Here is an archived PDF of a NWS Public Information Statement with some preliminary rainfall totals for our most recent storm -- from 4:00 p.m. Saturday to 10:00 a.m. this morning.

Update 01/29/08. Early this morning the NWS released a Public Information Statement (PDF) with the rainfall totals for the eight day period from January 21 to January 28.

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