November 4,2014- NOAA says last weekend’s storm targeted much of California with the mid-state in the bullseye. These two precipitation maps(below) tell the story with 2 inches of precip and above falling in the Tulare County mountains and the Central Coast getting the first significant rainfall in nearly 7 months. Giant Forest got over 2 inches of water and Yosemite high country got a foot of snow. Tioga Pass remains closed but is expected to reopen later this week.
China Peak ski resort above Fresno is celebrating this week with up to 15 inches of snow on the mountain. But for how long? Today’s temps are in the 70s there.
NWS Hanford says to expect hot and dry weather through the next 10 days as we await the next storm to come into the state.
