San Diego Rain: Did it Actually Rain or Did We Just Weep for Another Lost Season of Our Favorite Baseball Team?
Ah, San Diego rain. A mythical creature, sometimes mistaken for a rogue rogue wave or a particularly enthusiastic sprinkler system. But this year, my friends, things got interesting.
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| How Much Rain Has San Diego Gotten This Year |
We Officially Drowned the Average Rainfall...Maybe
That's right! As of June 30th, San Diego International Airport has recorded a whopping 10.31 inches of rain. That's more than the average yearly rainfall of 9.79 inches! So does this mean the weather gods finally got tired of our "it's a dry heat" jokes? Maybe. Maybe not. Remember, San Diego weather is like a moody teenager: unpredictable and prone to dramatic shifts in personality.
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But Wait, There's More (Because Rain in San Diego is Like That Too)
Here's the thing: while some parts of the city are rejoicing (or at least, their plants are), others are still waiting for their share of the liquid sunshine. Apparently, rain clouds have a thing for playing favorites. Don't worry, Ramona and Carlsbad, your time will come...maybe.
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So, what does this all mean? Well, it means one thing for sure: San Diego, you officially dodged a rain-shadow bullet (although, let's be honest, you probably wouldn't mind a few more to fill those reservoirs).
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Frequently Asked Questions (Because We Know You Have Them)
How to celebrate this momentous occasion? Break out your raincoat (or, more realistically, a cute umbrella) and take a walk! Just be careful not to slip on all those rogue wildflowers that decided to join the party.
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How to convince your friends who live elsewhere that San Diego actually gets rain? Honestly, pictures are your best bet. They won't believe you otherwise.
How to ensure it rains next year too? We're still working on that one. Maybe a rain dance? Sacrificing a beach towel to the weather gods? We're open to suggestions.
How to avoid getting swept away by a rogue wave...er, I mean, flash flood? Stay informed about the weather forecast and avoid driving through flooded areas. Common sense, people!
How to find out exactly how much rain fell in your neighborhood? The National Weather Service is your best friend. Check out their website for up-to-date info.
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