2022-2023 California and Southwest Weather Thread

[Anti Marine Layer]

We could actually get some Santa Ana winds next weekend. 

[Anti Marine Layer]

1 hour ago, Thunder98 said:

How about now

1.26"

[Thunder98]

Looks like more showers are here

[Anti Marine Layer]

Front may be passing through soon. 

[Anti Marine Layer]

Looks like the rain is finally moving out. 1.56"

[Reg]

1.10” here so far today. Really been coming down.

[NWbyNW]

Scattered showers across the state and some good snow in the Sierra's and higher elevations.  The tippy top of Northern California is getting some good rain as well as the southern portion of Southern California! San Diego is actually getting a bit wet! In the past 12 hours some areas around San Diego have seen an inch of rain or more!  Amazing the variation from next to nothing, to half an inch, to more!  Areas to the north of San Diego like San Marcos have seen over 2 inches of rain.  Up in the Palomar Mountains, some peaks have seen over 5 inches of rain in the past 12hrs.  Impressive.

[Dan the Weatherman]

It rained quite a bit here in Orange today. It started out light to moderate around 9:30 am or so, and became heavy at times in the mid-late afternoon and evening, before tapering off to lighter showers at night before coming to an end. I will check my rain gauge tomorrow and report how much fell.

It does appear that it will dry out about mid-week onward, and there may be a Santa Ana at some point later in the week. I just hope this isn't the end of the rain for the season, and that we get more rain after a 1-2 week break.

[Thunder98]

Final rain total is 1.14”

[Anti Marine Layer]

Raining again. 

[Thunder98]

After the last storm passes, we will dive back into a cold dry sunny pattern. 

[Anti Marine Layer]

There was a thin line of heavy rain this morning. Hit or miss.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Plenty of flooding with more to come.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Flooding is everywhere 

[Anti Marine Layer]

Anyone in for a mid-winter barbecue?

[Anti Marine Layer]

The hills are green and the ground is brown. Quite the opposite of what we see in summer when the grass around the houses is green and the hills are brown.

[DeltaBreeze]

1.8 in here from this event. Almost all came yesterday, only very occasional drizzle here today. 18.85in total for the season so just hit the annual average. I am ready for a dry break but also hope this won’t be the end of the wet season. Hopefully more rain in 2 weeks or so. 

[Reg]

1.12" yesterday, another 0.10" since midnight today and still cloudy with patches of drizzle still occurring.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Clouds are thickening up again.

[NWbyNW]

A train of clouds.

 

By the way, I BBQ year-round.  

[NWbyNW]

Just one more day.  Get over Monday, and the bulk of this rain will be done!  I look forward to checking the snow pack and water totals.

[Anti Marine Layer]

More rain is starting. 

[Anti Marine Layer]

[Anti Marine Layer]

12 PM for solar noon today.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Heavy rain is back

[Reg]

Rain just started back up here. 0.12" for the day now.

[Reg]

0.44" today now, quite a bit of moderate rain in the past couple of hours. Officially surpassed 10" for the season at my station.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Rain is possible on Thursday now.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Looks like San Diego could get the heaviest stuff this time.

[Anti Marine Layer]

It's a @Pn1ct0g3n-less forum.

[NWbyNW]

San Diego and LA are getting the wet stuff, as is the Bay Area.  After this which lasts into Monday, California won't see significant widespread rain again.... well, except for the Northern portion which will get whapped on Wednesday a bit.  High pressure may build off the CA coast and preventing future precipitation for a bit. 

[Reg]

1.12" on Saturday, 0.67" yesterday, and 0.45" since midnight today (only three hours so far).

[Anti Marine Layer]

Raining heavily again.

[Reg]

0.69" so far this morning, already passing yesterday's total. Just passed 11 inches for the season.

[Anti Marine Layer]

San Diego got a lot of rain from this one.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Raindrops came in at about a 30 degree angle this morning.

[Anti Marine Layer]

The wettest of the wet stuff has apparently moved through.

[Front Ranger]

San Francisco has had their wettest back to back months in 25 years, since Jan/Feb 1998. Probably the case for many places in CA.

[Reg]

2 hours ago, Front Ranger said:

San Francisco has had their wettest back to back months in 25 years, since Jan/Feb 1998. Probably the case for many places in CA.

Jan-Feb 2005 probably still has a lot of us beat here in SoCal.

[Anti Marine Layer]

Pouring again. When does this end?