/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /Carlsbad Chamber Of Commerce Business Journal Mentioned: Bud Lewis, San Diego County Water Authority
Many years ago, leaders in our region came together to figure out how to ensure a reliable water supply for the future. They recognized not just the importance of water to our quality of life, but how essential it is for a healthy economy.
More rain during the middle of the week and at the end was joined by the largest snowfall since the first week of the year. Pine Cove received another 3 inches of rain. The 3.3 inches last week brought the total rain since July 1, to 13.5 inches. This is nearly 50 percent greater than […]
Los Angeles received about five times the amount of rain this December than it did during the same month last year. William Patzert, a climatologist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, has attributed our wetter weather to several changes, including a dissipated “blob” and an absent La Niña condition. Though this is good news, Patzert said […]
On New Year’s Eve, local groundfish might have a reason to celebrate. In the angling community over the past couple winters, our lucky New Year’s baby has been the El Niño conditions that kept yellowtail and tuna close to home in the winter. This winter, as the pelagic species have moved south and water temps […]
Reliable Water Supply Not Such A Pipe Dream
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Carlsbad Chamber Of Commerce Business Journal Mentioned: Bud Lewis, San Diego County Water AuthorityMany years ago, leaders in our region came together to figure out how to ensure a reliable water supply for the future. They recognized not just the importance of water to our quality of life, but how essential it is for a healthy economy.
More Rain And First Major Snow Dump Of Winter
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Idyllwild Town CrierMore rain during the middle of the week and at the end was joined by the largest snowfall since the first week of the year. Pine Cove received another 3 inches of rain. The 3.3 inches last week brought the total rain since July 1, to 13.5 inches. This is nearly 50 percent greater than […]
Climatologist Predicts A Wet Winter, But Warns The Drought Isn’t Over
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /89.3 KPCC (Pasadena)Los Angeles received about five times the amount of rain this December than it did during the same month last year. William Patzert, a climatologist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, has attributed our wetter weather to several changes, including a dissipated “blob” and an absent La Niña condition. Though this is good news, Patzert said […]
A New Year Without El Niño
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /San Diego Readerby Daniel PowellOn New Year’s Eve, local groundfish might have a reason to celebrate. In the angling community over the past couple winters, our lucky New Year’s baby has been the El Niño conditions that kept yellowtail and tuna close to home in the winter. This winter, as the pelagic species have moved south and water temps […]