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UPDATED total precipitation for the series of atmospheric rivers that have affected California since December 26, a period of 16 days.

In this time California averaged 8.61 inches of precipitation and the San Francisco-Oakland metropolitan statistical area averaged 13.34 inches.

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β€œUPDATED total precipitation for the series of atmospheric rivers that have affected California since December 26, a period of 16 days. In this time California averaged 8.61 inches of precipitation and the San Francisco-Oakland metropolitan statistical area averaged 13.34 inches.”

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For folks asking how this compares to our hypothetical "ARkStorm 2.0" scenarios published, a very approximate estimate: we've so far experienced about 1/3 to 1/2 the precipitation we'd expect from such a scenario on a statewide basis. #CAwx #CAwater [1/2]
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abq0995 https://t.co/FMT1NIJAbt
@weatherwest I assume the 2 to 3x rainfall would need to happen in one event or limited timeframe.

@enmodo @weatherwest "Ark Storm 1.0" was 10 feet of water in 43 days.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Flood_of_1862

Great Flood of 1862 - Wikipedia

@weatherwest In the purple here. Not in a flood zone, but hardly slept for days while talking to the 60ft trees asking them to hold on.