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Phoenix had more rain than Portland for November 2019.
Blythe, CA: 1.80"
Phoenix: 1.55"
Portland: 1.52"
Hillsboro (west of Portland): 1.16"
November was very dry. My area (south Orange County) had no rain for this season until November 27th. But in just three days, we've more than surpassed the average total for season to date.
17.26" of rain recorded in 72 hours in Mining Ridge, CA just south of Monterey! Wow that's impressive. Even places like Miami usually don't record that in 72 hours during their worst thunderstorms:
Localized flooding in LA, the rainy season is helping CA (well not this guy but farmers, the snowpack, and the reservoirs) but the Pacific NW is on the losing end of the stick, they are behind on moisture:
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