The rain this weekend wasn’t as bad as expected. It was cold by Southern California standards. But that doesn’t affect runoff. We were treated to snow and ice atop Santiago Peak (over 5000 ft). All the radio towers up there glistened in a sheath of ice. Modjeska Canyon was under mandatory evacuation again due to the fear of mudslides. But rumor has it that only 30% of the people actually evacuated. When it was all said and done, there wasn’t much mud on roads this time. There are signs of minor erosion in the hills behind our house but no gaping chasms.
Rain on Denuded Slopes
December 11th, 2007
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