#Las angeles precipitation totals 2019 full

The number of days with precipitation counts the days when rainfall amounted to 0.01 inches (0.3 millimeters) or more. On average, August is the driest month with 0 inch (1 mm) of precipitation. This table gives the total precipitation that fell on Los Angeles during April in each year from 2010. On average, February is the wettest month with 3.8 inch (96 mm) of precipitation.

The average sea temperature is of 14.5 ☌ (57.5 ☏). There are on average 8 hours of sunshine per day. The day lasts on average 11 hours and 0 minutes. Los Angeles has dry periods in April, May, June, July, August, September and October. Precipitation amounts to 90 mm (3.5 in), distributed over 6 days. As an example, December data will typically be posted sometime during the first week of January.Īny questions about this product should be directed to the CNRFC. Average monthly snow and rainfall in Los Angeles (California) in inches. Note, monthly data is collected during the first week of the following month and will be posted to this webpage when received from the National Weather Service cooperative observers. In addition the percent of normal will not be calculated. If a station has any missing data, it's WY to Date total will also be missing. NA means that 30 year averages do not exist for this station. Precipitation data is provided for each month of the most recent water year, total precipitation for the water year, the percent of normal for the water year to date, and the percent of the entire water year we have received to date. This table gives the total precipitation that fell on Los Angeles during December in each year from 2010.

#Las angeles precipitation totals 2019 full

While Los Angeles sees about 355.6 mm (14 inches) of rain in a full year, this year's 250 mm probably says more about how bad 2018 was, meteorologist Chris Bianchi wrote for WeatherNation. Los Angeles, California received 250.19 mm (9.85 inches) of rain so far this year, more than it received during the entire 2018 198.12 mm (7.80 inches). That’s just 49 of the 40.44 inches the city should have received in three average years. Los Angeles received more rain in first 45 days of 2019 than in entire 2018, California. The water year starts on October 1 of the previous reference year and ends on September 30 of the reference year. From July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2022, San Jose received 19.67 inches of rain. The following is data from National Weather Service cooperative observers as of the end of last month. CALIFORNIA DAILY PRECIPITATION TOTALS APRIL 1995 GAGE STATION DAY OF MONTH. Monthly Precipitation Summary Water Year 2022