![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhYYGmOR5FkA7_uX2QM_qfpmWQpoCWtslaRMOcSsa87NsDTJV06OUuZXGqtFej4IMcrxLk7gykhVm3h4FC8PArPaM2aanvYjjdxpJpTOLh_7TO21uFzCqGLNgCdlWO6CtbnoKrU/s400/CGs+at+2150z+24+Aug+10.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZs14UOhpPzF6wygSPeLNmzcz83BSY1F68lwEFZAigysg4dhwNMkzj8NlGHLfroUDbF8i0k_D8hqcrnMsJVjT0HjL9Dmrt14FTm3tNydzbH7PPpCgP8bzdiSWrn6Cci4XcXuxD/s400/TUS+radar+452+pm+24+Aug+10.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg7vWIxY3XM4s827yH4VOKE6D6OF07wPiOr0Y7_BWNS8BFjpsjFrkhxykYuP7r4b9S3K4SvnDQSQhJ6oLXC8JlDrv4WVmLVyAStPLADJuaTzdswucMxwFYHF0bV38wEQN9gHBGC/s400/campus+webcam+5+pm+24+Aug+2010.jpg)
--------------------------------------------------
Top image shows lightning CGs around 2:50 pm, as we were having a nasty electrical storm here at house, but not much rain (total here only 0.12"). Steve Mullen, who was only about a mile away, reported urban flooding and at least an inch of rain near Campbell and Ft. Lowell at about this time. Middle image shows Tucson radar composite chart at 4:52 pm this afternoon. Bottom image shows the rainy view looking north from campus at 5 pm (all times MST).
--------------------------------------------------
At 5 pm a scan of the ALERT gauges showed 57 of 93 gauges with rain in last six hours - so about 60% coverage during the day - again, far more than I'd expected. Amounts were all over the place, but two gauges had just over an inch.
No comments:
Post a Comment