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Re: Major Northern Ca rain event, NWP fans hide and watch
Author: 123
Date: 01-18-2010 - 15:43
mdo Wrote:
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> All of the weather guessers are predicting major
> rain fall from a series of Pacific storms
> headed for Northern California this week.
>
> It is just this type of weather event that has led
> to significant damage to the NWP in the past.
> If their predictions come even close to becoming
> reality, look for Schellville to go under water,
> San Antonio Creek to flood and for major flooding
> on both the Russia and the Eel Rivers.
>
> We will now see all of the slides and sinks become
> very active. It actually gets worse when the
> flood waters go down.
>
> It was chained storms, just like these, predicted
> for this week, which took the NWP out in 1982,
> 1983 and 1998.
>
> Perhaps Mike Pechner can tell us what the current
> rainfall, to date, is in the Eel River canyon and
> what it becomes in the weeks ahead.
>
> Somewhere between forty and sixty inches, the NWP
> comes apart.
>
> mdo
All that Pechner did on TO was retype the NWS forecast. Nothing new there
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> All of the weather guessers are predicting major
> rain fall from a series of Pacific storms
> headed for Northern California this week.
>
> It is just this type of weather event that has led
> to significant damage to the NWP in the past.
> If their predictions come even close to becoming
> reality, look for Schellville to go under water,
> San Antonio Creek to flood and for major flooding
> on both the Russia and the Eel Rivers.
>
> We will now see all of the slides and sinks become
> very active. It actually gets worse when the
> flood waters go down.
>
> It was chained storms, just like these, predicted
> for this week, which took the NWP out in 1982,
> 1983 and 1998.
>
> Perhaps Mike Pechner can tell us what the current
> rainfall, to date, is in the Eel River canyon and
> what it becomes in the weeks ahead.
>
> Somewhere between forty and sixty inches, the NWP
> comes apart.
>
> mdo
All that Pechner did on TO was retype the NWS forecast. Nothing new there
