Rain’s Coming

Rain (in case you’ve forgotten, that’s wet stuff that drips from clouds) is predicted to begin falling late tonight through Saturday. Del Norte County and the very top of Humboldt could get as much as an inch of rain while the rest of Humboldt as well as Trinity County and Siskiyou County will see between a tenth and a half inch. Most of Mendocino, on the other hand, is predicted to get less than a tenth inch of rain.

Below see your area’s chance of rain tonight (on the left) and tomorrow (on the right.)

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silverlining
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silverlining
8 years ago

Remember, in town one is supposed to cancel any watering during measurable rainfall. An opportunity to shave gallons off the August bill. Not sure how far a quarter inch is going to go thou.

Fredm
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Fredm
8 years ago

Will a 1/4″ of rain help much with putting out the fires? Anybody have any experience here? Seems like lassic fire isn’t slowing down much

Michael
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Michael
8 years ago
Reply to  Fredm

It ill help a bit by keeping the humidity high, It would take many more inches of rain than this tiny amount to put them out. The big fires will burn until the winter rains thoroughly soak the ground and the duff below canopy of the trees. The rain will also make the roads dangerous for the Fire crews, some of the Fires may even leave all the Fire Crews in camp for one day after the first wave of rain to give the roads a bit of time to dry out. Better than nothing, but it will dry out again, and the fires will keep burning for a while more…

Humanityfirst
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Humanityfirst
8 years ago
Reply to  Fredm

I heard from one of the fire reporting sources a few weeks ago that when the humidity was high or the days were cooler it helped a lot in slowing down the fires and gaining ground.

Sparklemahn
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Sparklemahn
8 years ago

A temperate rain forest needs rain.

nines
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8 years ago

I don’t know how much it’s going to thwart the fires, but if all goes well tonight I might finally be able to put my contact lenses back in pretty soon.

Willy cove
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Willy cove
8 years ago

We got 75 % average rainfall this year. I think that everybody acts like we are in the same boat as Southern California but we aren’t.

Focus
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Focus
8 years ago

How could we of already forgotten about rain? I know our attention spans have been reduced by social media and instantaneous online news sources but have we really lost all ability to reflect?
Maybe I haven’t forgotten because we’ve recieved our annual rainfall percentage and it has freaking rain at least once every month of this year.

Gary Robertson
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8 years ago

And — not in Southern Trinity County, either!! In fact, creeks are barely running (or not at all) around here — worst drought I’ve seen in the 35 years I’ve lived in Trinity County.

TT
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TT
8 years ago

Cleaned roof, gutters, replaced filters. We are ready to harvest tiny drops from the sky. Yes ! (no lightning please)

Cg
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Cg
8 years ago

I have lived here same place all life. never thought I see this. my creek is almost dry. “Thanks” to cal trans or who ever planted the alders in creeks after 64 flood that deny they did it never had alder before. that suck up water like elephant. and if u go back go old maps and history u won’t see alders in all little streams. and it against there so called laws to fall? we need water

judi
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8 years ago

12:58am…it’s begun here in loleta…big fat glops of drops. the dogs n i are singing and dancing in the rain.

Ullr Rover
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Ullr Rover
8 years ago

First true blue sky in a month😀. What a beautiful morning!

Gary Robertson
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8 years ago

Forecast proved accurate — we got a tenth of an inch. Hey, it’s a start and welcome.

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“The world goes up and the world goes down ….. sunshine follows the rain ….”
–Charles Kingsley
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August West
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August West
8 years ago

We got 7/8 of an inch in Ruby Valley…awesome!