Tag Archives: San Jose

Last Night, It Rained

Posted on 31 May 2017 by E.M.Smith

It rained this morning in San Jose. On the last day of May. Not a record or extreme event, but very much a normal, if unusual, cold and wet episode. Certainly not “Global Warming” when it is cold and dank. Continue reading →

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Flood In San Jose

Posted on 23 February 2017 by E.M.Smith

In this flooding drought in San Jose, highway 101 (a multilane freeway) was reopened today after being closed due to being underwater. The Coyote Creek has flooded, Andersen dam is overflowing via the spillway, we have flash flood warnings from Fremont to Gilroy. But don’t you dare water your lawn. It’s a Drought!!! Continue reading →

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California Having A Flooding Drought

Posted on 5 March 2016 by E.M.Smith

The Flooding Drought Returns to California… News at 11… maybe. Continue reading →

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Raining. In San Jose. In The Drought.

Posted on 7 May 2015 by E.M.Smith

It is raining outside my window in San Jose, California, in May, in The Drought. Continue reading →

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