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While being hot, looking back at our cool season rainfall at Catalina
Here you go, the cool season (October through May, 2013-14) rainfall for Catalina, such as it was, updated from 1977-78:
I’ve added a historical note about Biosphere 2, gleaned from one of the tour guides up there. Of course, the full story, one of idealism thwarted by love, jealousy, murder, and ultimately, cannibalism, will likely never be told. Not everyone came out intact. Note, too, that MUCH drier winters than this past one occurred at and just after the turn of the century, which is pretty astounding.
The weather ahead
Nothing in sight, except some interesting high and maybe middle clouds from the deep Tropics in a few days.
The End.
Author: Art Rangno
Retiree from a group specializing in airborne measurements of clouds and aerosols at the University of Washington (Cloud and Aerosol Research Group). The projects in which I participated were in many countries; from the Arctic to Brazil, from the Marshall Islands to South Africa.
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