I was remiss in posting the precipitation total for Sunday’s storm: At juuuuuuuust a follicle under a full inch I’m gonna geek out and callit 31/32nds of an inch or 0.96875″, bringing our overall backyard rainfall since that first storm October 5 to be 6.28125 inches. Word is another storm might pass through Friday/Saturday.
Yesterday’s precipitation totals are in at a hair over an inch, as shown: I’m calling it 1.0625 inches or 1-1/16th for all you fraction fans. That brings the annual-to-date tally up near 5-1/3 inches or 5.3125 for all you decimal devotees. I should and will note that yesterday’s rain accumulation from whenever it started late …
Before dinner Susan wanted to grab some relaxation on the porch so we sat and enjoyed the sunset sky show courtesy the remnants of Hurricane Hilary that blew over the city. Of course I pointed the PEN E-PM1 camera that Olympus had sent me at the scene(click image for the bigger picture):
In my post Donut Summit sugar coma late yesterday afternoon, I glanced out the freshly cleaned study windows and found this beautifully sunset-lit remnant of the day’s monsoonal flow hanging out above the neighboring ridge (click it for the bigger picture):
Captured a bit of the old sleet coming down from the sky while creeping along the westbound 134 through Burbank. Sorry if I got a little excited: And this wasn’t even the heaviest. You think I’m kidding? Take a look at these shots taken a few minutes later on Hollywood Way near Burbank Boulevard and …
Captured from our roof between 9 and 11:30 a.m.
I’ve proudly tossed this pano I snapped yesterday morning up on Blogging.la, Facebook, Flickr and the wall of the Mobil Station bathroom on Silver Lake Boulevard and Bellevue. The reason I’m posting it here isn’t just because I’m incorrigibly redundant so much as incorrigibly interested in showing off the largest version of the image so …