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welcome and i won't say anything about california  Dead
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Of course, California earthquakes are exceptional too.  
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Posts: 6128 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 May 2019 at 7:52am
Originally posted by GlueGuy

Originally posted by lostagain

California has nothing that is average.  Everything is exceptional; exceptionally wet, exceptionally dry, exceptional fires, exceptional floods, exceptional traffic, ....  I could go on for another paragraph, but it'll get off topic.  Wink
That ship has sailed.  LOL At least our tornados are below average.


But you make up for it with earthquakes...
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I forgot to mention the exceptional waves at Maverick's in the winter.
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Originally posted by lostagain

California has nothing that is average.  Everything is exceptional; exceptionally wet, exceptionally dry, exceptional fires, exceptional floods, exceptional traffic, ....  I could go on for another paragraph, but it'll get off topic.  Wink
That ship has sailed.  LOL At least our tornados are below average.
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California has nothing that is average.  Everything is exceptional; exceptionally wet, exceptionally dry, exceptional fires, exceptional floods, exceptional traffic, ....  I could go on for another paragraph, but it'll get off topic.  Wink
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Like most things in California there is no "normal" Sierra snowpack. LOL

Much better to use the term "average" or "mean". Sierra snow pack is highly variable. The figure usually used is surface water equivalent on April 1, which is about when the snow pack is usually at its max. The standard deviation of this number historically is something around 50% of the mean or higher, so you have about a 1/3 chance of having 150% of "normal"  or 50% of "normal", and about a 5% chance of having either 2x of average or zero snow pack on that date. Check out this set of charts.
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Well, with the weather nothing is perfect.  It's either too much or not enough.  
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Originally posted by offgrid

Unless you live in one of the recently burned areas where too much rain can be a really bad thing...
and it was.
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Posts: 5290 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 May 2019 at 3:40pm
Originally posted by lostagain

Out west one should never complain about precipitation or the rain god will hear it and turn off the spigot, leaving us to dry out as we did a couple years back.

Unless you live in one of the recently burned areas where too much rain can be a really bad thing...
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