Daily And Monthly Rainfall Totals

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Re: Daily And Monthly Rainfall Totals

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61.1mm since Sunday and 91.5mm for the month in south Sardis.
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The SWE is 25:1 today. Very dry. 7 mm of water at my place = 17.5 cm of snow today!
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61.6mm rain event the last couple of days in south Sardis and 201.4mm for the month of Jan. Pales in comparison to the northern areas of the GVRD.
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Sardisbcwx wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2020 9:02 am 61.6mm rain event the last couple of days in south Sardis and 201.4mm for the month of Jan. Pales in comparison to the northern areas of the GVRD.
I'll have to check my manual gauge later, but it seems like I'm running quite a bit ahead of you this month.

Neither of us lives in a great spot for heavy rain, if that's your thing.

I do find that the heavier rain makes things more exciting, and thus makes the endless days of rain slightly more tolerable.

Edit: 231.4 mm for the month.
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Re: Daily And Monthly Rainfall Totals

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Today was much less wet than forecast. I only picked up about 11 mm since yesterday afternoon.

All together I've picked up an additional 41.7 mm of rain since Friday evening, which means I'm at 273.1 mm for the month including melted snow.
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523.3 mm in Burke Mountain for this month -> record high for January (since 2014).

It's also the second rainiest month ever (since 2014) after November 2018 (608.8 mm).
With the monster coming on Friday, the all-time monthly record is in jeopardy...
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Okay, so Sechelt and Port Mellon are a mere 15 km apart. Port Mellon gets 54 mm yesterday and Sechelt gets 9!
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Glacier wrote: Thu Jan 30, 2020 3:46 pm Okay, so Sechelt and Port Mellon are a mere 15 km apart. Port Mellon gets 54 mm yesterday and Sechelt gets 9!

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Yup, our micro climates are crazy up here, move 2 km and get a whole new weather pattern.
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Two day total precipitation (yesterday and the day before):

TOP 5
Port Mellon = 68.6 mm
Solander Island = 68.6
Terrace Airport = 61.2 (10.6 of which was snow)
Port Alberni = 58.1
Prince Rupert Airport = 49.4
Squamish Airport =47.2

Random others:
Abbotsford Airport = 28.1
Agassiz = 22.9
Kamloops Airport = 0
Kelowna Airport = 0

Pitt Meadows = 32.5
Prince George = 0

Vancouver Int'l Airport = 13

Vernon = 0
Victoria Gonzales = 13.6
Victoria Int'l Airport = 17.5

White Rock = 20.8
Whistler - Nesters = 17.6
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Round 1, since 5 pm yesterday...

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51.2 mm... pretty impressive for this area.

Looks like Round 2 is now underway.
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80 mm Burke Mountain.
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Around 15 mm Thursday night and 59.1 mm Friday. Storm total so far of 74.1 mm here.
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2022/23 season snowfall: 76.8cm

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My final storm total is 93.4 mm.

Here's a rough breakdown:

Thursday (5 pm - midnight): 14.3 mm
Friday (all day): 64.0 mm
Saturday (to 7 am): 15.1 mm


The Davis VP2 recorded 91 mm, so not as far off as I thought.


My total for January was 351.4 mm.
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Here's the breakdown of the storm for me:

Thursday evening: 15.4 mm

Friday: 59.1 mm

Saturday morning: 7.1 mm

Storm total: 81.6 mm

For some reason this seems a bit low, but I think that was due to the wind. The location of my rain gauge on my front deck may not be the best for days when its windy. Perhaps I should find a better location? It could also be a lag during heavy rainfall but it seems to do fine when its not windy. Who knows. Environment Canada shows 119 mm storm total for the Abbotsford area.

My January totals are skewed due to my previous station's technical difficulties. Thankfully Sardines has me setup going forward. :thumbup:
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Re: Daily And Monthly Rainfall Totals

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AbbyJr wrote: Sat Feb 01, 2020 11:16 am Here's the breakdown of the storm for me:

Thursday evening: 15.4 mm

Friday: 59.1 mm

Saturday morning: 7.1 mm

Storm total: 81.6 mm

For some reason this seems a bit low, but I think that was due to the wind. The location of my rain gauge on my front deck may not be the best for days when its windy. Perhaps I should find a better location? It could also be a lag during heavy rainfall but it seems to do fine when its not windy. Who knows. Environment Canada shows 119 mm storm total for the Abbotsford area.

My January totals are skewed due to my previous station's technical difficulties. Thankfully Sardines has me setup going forward. :thumbup:
Can you post a picture Jr. of your rain gauge location. If it is close to a bldg. then yes in can skew the readings. Also you can calibrate the gauge it should be in the instructions. Or the best way is to get the Stratus gauge like Abby Sr. to use for calibration and a back up but they are pricey l believe. Quinn Hughes does it again! :clap:
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