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Final storm of March slightly pads month totals (updated)
Posted March 28, 2011, 9:20 PM.
The last storm of the month didn't amount to much as it passed through Southern California's inland valleys Sunday, leaving only up to 0.05" of rainfall. Many of the 15 WeatherCurrents communities didn't receive any measurable rainfall at all, including Riverside, Menifee, Perris and French Valley. San Bernardino recorded the most (0.05"), followed by Beaumont (0.04"), then Fallbrook, De Luz and Moreno Valley (0.03"). East San Jacinto got 0.02" (thanks Monty Parrott), and the Temecula Valley Wine Country got 0.01" (thanks Jim Sappington). Rainfall for the month ended up above normal, thanks the wet period that just ended. The weather for the region is entering a warmer period beginning today, but there might be a small chance of precipitation next Saturday night.
Note: normals are used for communities with five or more years of data. |
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