
Spotted: Snow on the peaks of Mt. Hamilton
InMenlo weather watcher Dennis Nugent snapped this photo showing snow on the peaks of Mt. Hamilton this morning from the vantage point of the Stanford
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InMenlo weather watcher Dennis Nugent snapped this photo showing snow on the peaks of Mt. Hamilton this morning from the vantage point of the Stanford

Much like yesterday, one moment it was raining in Menlo Park today. And then all of a sudden — bright sunshine. InMenlo weather watcher Dennis

The weather gods just couldn't make up their minds today. Blue sky alternated with grey — with just a few raindrops falling. Tuesday was the

The rain came and stayed. Will, yes, it let up a bit from time to time. But a good 24 hours of rain was accompanied

InMenlo contributing photographer Robb Most spotted a number of downed tree limbs this morning in the parking lot behind Walgreens. As of 11:30 am, InMenlo

Wet streets and rain drops on the roofs of Menlo Park homes arrived yesterday, the first precipitation since January 6 according to InMenlo weather watcher

InMenlo weather watcher Dennis Nugent was a bit surprised to see that his digital gauge recorded an additional 0.01" of rain fell on Tuesday. That

Yes, that's sunshine you see over Menlo Park this morning, the start of what weather forecasters are saying "more like it to come." All that

When InMenlo weather watcher Dennis Nugent issued the daily rain report around 3:00 pm (as he usually does), he knew it was going to be

Once again rain fell on Menlo Park and surrounding communities, sometimes in torrents. The sun would peek through and then disappear again. InMenlo weather watcher
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