NOTES ABOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WEATHER & CLIMATE
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NOTES ABOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WEATHER & CLIMATE © 2000-2024 Gary Valle'. All Rights Reserved. |
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interpretation, and other errors. The information may be out of date or
inaccurate. Please refer to the NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE
LOS ANGELES or your local weather service office for official
forecasts and warnings. |
 NRL Visible Satellite 02/17/02 1530z |
Weathernotes for Monday, February 18, 2002An upper level trough and associated dynamics produced about 1/4 to 1/3 inch of rain across the area early Sunday morning. Daytime heating resulted in numerous instability showers and post-card skies. Los Angeles (USC) recorded 0.29 inch of rain, bringing the seasonal total (since July 1) to 3.95 inches; which is 5.42 inches below normal. |
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Mammoth Mountain reported 15 inches of new snow from the storm. In general, snow sensors in the Sierra recorded around an inch liquid equivalent, or about 8-12 inches of snow. This should put the snowpack at about 95-100% of normal for this time of year. (The actual statewide percent of normal reported was 94% for 02/18/02.) Today's CPC/NCEP Outlooks depicted "Below Normal" precipitation for the 6-10 day period and "Below Normal" for the 8-14 day period for Southern California. More information concerning Southern California weather can be found using our WEATHER LINKS page. |
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