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Big Dish closed on Thursday due to Red Flag Warning

by Linda Hubbard Gulker on October 9, 2019

Stanford’s Big Dish area will be closed on Thursday, 10/10/19.  The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning due to forecasted increased winds and low humidity. Check the website for further updates.

Photo by Linda Hubbard (c) 2019

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PG&E issues power outage warning due to expected high winds

Due to significantly windy weather conditions and high fire risk, PG&E has announced a possible Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) incident that is expected to affect up to 29 California counties, including San Mateo County. Initial estimates for San Mateo County indicate impacts to customers: · Coast-North Moss Beach/El Granada; Half Moon Bay to Santa […]

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That’s a wrap for the 2018-19 rainfall year in Menlo Park

The rainfall calendar runs from October 1 to September 30, so today marks the beginning of the new rain season. Last year, 23.1 inches of rain fell on Menlo Park, according to InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ, who emailed a verse he’s memorized: “‘A haze on the far horizon…..The infinite tender sky…..The ripe rich tint […]

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What’s that wet stuff falling from the sky in Menlo Park?

The predicated rain showers came through during the morning commute as evident by the umbrellas up as parents and kids walked to Oak Knoll School around 8:00 am. Emailed InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “My gauge has been ‘out.’  We shall see. It is fun anyway.” Later in the morning Bill let us know that […]

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Rain, rain – will it ever go away?

Yes, more May rain. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “Yesterday’s on and off again sprinkles largely missed my back yard. I have .05” to report. That is 23.05” season to date. The last of the rain for us?” Photo by Robb Most (c) 2019

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More May madness – this time with thunder!

Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “What unusual May weather we are having. About 7:45 am there was a loud clap of thunder and some lightning. I went out. Rain followed. There was .4” in my gauge. I am now 22.85” season to date.” Photo by Robb Most (c) 2019

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Skies remain cloudy after overnight rain – but the benefit is a pretty spring scene

Are we really in for another few days of off and on showers? So says the weather forecast (except for tomorrow which looks good). Report InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “.1” to report this morning. Now 21.75” season to date.” The lovely photo of oak and horses was taken by Irene Searles who writes:  “Driving […]

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Pre-dawn shower adds to Menlo Park rainfall

Maybe we weren’t the only ones to sigh when hearing rain pounding the rooftop around 5:00 am. But it yielded to sunshine by the time the morning commute had started. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “An additional .1” in my gauges this morning. Now at 21.65”. Maybe more to fall and collect today. My […]

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Mix of sun and rain today in Menlo Park

People in Menlo Park were kept busy today putting their umbrellas up and down, with the sun peeking through between the showers. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: ” .3” to pass onto you. This brings my season to date total to 21.55″. A year ago my total was 11.9”.” The sunshine makes for happy […]

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Evening rain pounds Menlo Park

The rain predicted for yesterday — and foretold by “red sky in the morning, sailors take warning” — didn’t arrive until the evening. It then fell steadily. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “I have .4” to report this morning. My season to date is now 21.25”. Is this not how InMenlo followers want rain to […]

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Rain overnight gives way to sun after dawn

Lots of rain overnight yielded to scattered clouds and sunny skies Saturday morning. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: “Whoopee! While we were sleeping .6” of rain fell into my gauge. That is 20.85” season to date. This is a welcome surprise to me!” Jogging up the Dish trail from Alpine we captured the atmospheric […]

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