The region entered the second longest dry spell today and may have a shot at the record if rain holds off through Tuesday.
The region entered the second longest dry spell today and may have a shot at the record if rain holds off through Tuesday.
Today marks 45 days without precipitation but meteorologists say the weather could turn wet this weekend.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/crime/2012/09/05/region-has-a-chance-at-breaking-record-for-longest-dry-spell/
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Even with a long dry spell, 2012 was an exceptionally wet year for the South Sound.
The second-driest start to May on record in the Seattle area will end in time for rain today, on Mother’s Day, the National Weather Service said.
The second-driest start to May on record in Seattle will end in time for rain on Mother’s Day, the National Weather Service said.
The second-driest start to May on record in Seattle will end in time for rain on Mother's Day, the National Weather Service said.
From late snow in January to flooding in April to smoky skies in August, it was a year many Boiseans won’t soon forget.
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