Early Onset of Fall Rains in Northstate Offers Positive Outlook for Water Year, Says State Climatologist

/in , /by /KRCR by Tyler Van Dyke

Rainy weather moved through the Northstate a little earlier than a normal season on Monday.

According to the Department of Water Resources (DWR), the possible rain we will see on Monday is starting the first fall precipitation about a week earlier than average.

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