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Garden Master
We had 1/4 of an inch of rain .
The WS had the forecast right. As the day progressed, more updates continued. I had discounted the early forecast after looking at the radar map. It wasn't a "major front" and looked to be separating just north of Oregon's Blue Mountains, heading off in a more easterly path while half continued north but lined up with the middle of the Selkirk Rockies at the Canadian border. Missed might be a hundred miles and hundreds of square miles. So often this has happened, lately.
It all helps with the Columbia River, the hydroelectric dams, the reservoirs for irrigation ... where is My precipitation??
Well, some of those rain clouds lined up and came almost directly over us. Enthusiasm for a Quarter of an Inch? It helps. We have been in deficits for weeks ... months. A little more soon should benefit our lower elevation forests. Evergreens cannot be green solely with envy.
Steve
The WS had the forecast right. As the day progressed, more updates continued. I had discounted the early forecast after looking at the radar map. It wasn't a "major front" and looked to be separating just north of Oregon's Blue Mountains, heading off in a more easterly path while half continued north but lined up with the middle of the Selkirk Rockies at the Canadian border. Missed might be a hundred miles and hundreds of square miles. So often this has happened, lately.
It all helps with the Columbia River, the hydroelectric dams, the reservoirs for irrigation ... where is My precipitation??
Well, some of those rain clouds lined up and came almost directly over us. Enthusiasm for a Quarter of an Inch? It helps. We have been in deficits for weeks ... months. A little more soon should benefit our lower elevation forests. Evergreens cannot be green solely with envy.
Steve