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Storm Totals: November 9th, 2008
Posted November 12, 2008, 7:02 AM.
A second weak November storm rolled through Southern California Sunday, leaving very small amounts of light rain in most inland communities. The storm was weaker than the November 4th storm, and only led to rainfall Sunday mornings. Lake Elsinore and Perris led the way with 0.05" of rainfall. San Jacinto was close behind with 0.04", followed by Murrieta at 0.03". Moreno Valley was in the rear with no measurable rainfall recorded. Most communities recorded 0.01" or 0.02". The storm also marked the first snow of the season in the San Jacinto mountains. According to reports, snow fell at the top of the Palm Springs tram on Mt. San Jacinto. The following storm totals were recorded Sunday:
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