Eye of the Storms
Storming Los Padres from the Salinas River Valley B E T W E E N S T O R M S We’ve had some rain. The storm that hit the first week of December was
LPFA Transverse – Storm Coming
The Ventana Black Rhino Hello Everyone, Hope you are spending some time on the trail today working off yesterdays Thanksgiving feast. While most of the LP is drenched in sun today, the weather is
No Campfires, Long Night
No Campfire, No Problem; Terrace Creek Camp Most of the Los Padres has now received between 0.5 and 3 inches of rain this season. We’re getting a fairly consistent flow of small storms, especially in the
LPFA Transverse – No Campfire, No Problem
Getting Ready for the Night, Terrace Creek, Ventana Wilderness Most of the Los Padres has now received between 0.5 and 3 inches of rain this season. We’re getting a fairly consistent flow of small storms,
LPFA Transverse – Water in the Sky
Reyes Peak Dusting, November 1 by Ranger Heidi Rain, rain……. stay a while! The LP was treated to a nice storm this past weekend. Rain fell across the Forest with some of the higher elevations
LPFA Transverse – Fall Colors
Fall Sunset Over Santa Cruz Peak, photo Humphrey Hello Everyone, I recently asked a friend of mine who grew up on the East Coast if she noticed the seasons here in California. She has lived
LPFA Transverse – It’s Fall?
Hello. It might technically be Fall now, but doesn’t it feel like Summer still? Today we had temps across the Los Padres nearing triple digits. Santa Maria hit an all-time high for October 2 and
LPFA Transverse – HOTEMBER
Whoa, has it been hot! September is usually one of the hottest months across the Los Padres and 2014 is no different. Most of the
LPFA Transverse – First Week of September
WBP View, photo Masticator Good Afternoon. I thought we’d start right off with the eye candy. Great shot taken a few weeks back looking west from the top of West Big Pine (WBP) in the
