
Rain pounds Menlo Park rooftops over night
Rain pounded the rooftops of Menlo Park overnight but while the windy conditions continue this morning, the precipitation appears to have moved on. All the
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Rain pounded the rooftops of Menlo Park overnight but while the windy conditions continue this morning, the precipitation appears to have moved on. All the
Rain year 2021-22 came to close at the stroke of midnight last night, and today begins the new rain year. The last measurable rain fell
That was some noisy rain last night (following wimpy rain during the daylight hours). Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: "Checked our gauge just before 7:00
What weather you are experiencing may have a lot to do with where you are within our micro-climate. One half of the Dish this morning
Gusty winds, along with more rain, were in the weather forecast, and the prediction proved accurate. "Another .85” overnight," emailed InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ.
The early morning sprinkles that got plants and streets wet, but not much more, had passed through by mid-morning. New clouds threatened this afternoon, but
Anyone who was around Menlo Park and Atherton today know that when the off and on again rain came down, it was with gusto! Emails
After a brief respite, it started raining again this morning in Menlo Park. And that meant more flooded roadways and a roaring San Francisquito Creek.
The pounding overnight rain continued into Tuesday causing road closures and San Francisquito Creek to be at its highest level in years. Reports InMenlo weather
PM update: With the sun shining, here is my up to date and final report as of 3:05 pm. That would be an additional .15". My
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