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Storm Totals: February 26th - February 27th, 2014

By Reginald Stanley. Posted March 2, 2014, 1:16 AM.



A small storm rolled through the region on the morning of Thursday the 27th, preceding an even larger, wetter storm on Friday and Saturday. Simi Valley was the first to receive rainfall late Wednesday night, and subsequently was the wettest location in the WeatherCurrents network for the storm. Other wet totals were recorded in De Luz and Fallbrook.

Rainfall was light but widespread, with all stations recording at least some measurable rainfall. The driest locations were the eastern valleys, as well as Riverside. Canyon Crest recorded only 0.01 inch.

Storm Totals for the far more potent second storm, which occurred over Friday, February 28th and March 1st, will be posted Sunday night.

Here are the rain totals for the WeatherCurrents network and associates:

Location Storm Source
Simi Valley 0.86"  WeatherCurrents
De Luz 0.47"  WeatherCurrents
South Fallbrook 0.36"  WeatherCurrents
Lake Elsinore 0.28"  WeatherCurrents
San Bernardino 0.27"  WeatherCurrents
Beaumont (Cherry Valley) 0.24"  WeatherCurrents
Jurupa Valley 0.18"  WeatherCurrents
South Temecula 0.17"  WeatherCurrents
San Diego (City Heights) 0.17"  WeatherCurrents
Northwest Murrieta 0.11"  WeatherCurrents
Wildomar 0.11"  WeatherCurrents
East Hemet 0.09"  WeatherCurrents
Moreno Valley 0.09"  WeatherCurrents
Southeast Wildomar 0.07"  Reginald Stanley
Temecula Valley Wine Country 0.07"  Jim Sappington
Menifee (Sun City) 0.06"  WeatherCurrents
Riverside (Presidential Park) 0.05"  WeatherCurrents
Anza 0.04"  WeatherCurrents
French Valley 0.04"  WeatherCurrents
East San Jacinto 0.03"  Monty Parrott
Riverside (Canyon Crest) 0.01"  WeatherCurrents
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