LPFA Working Vacation, GivingTuesday & Seasonal Gates
The Santa Ynez River flowing strong again over the Sage Hill Crossing. photo, Chris O. Hi Friends, The Los Padres got a good and early soaking over the last 5 days. So early, in fact,
There’s Snow Better Time in the Los Padres
Hello Friends, For those of us who resorted to rain dance rituals in order to break our mid-January drought, remember what you did, cause it worked and in some cases might have worked too well! This
Rain Rain, COME BACK!
Cuyama River, Two Days After Flooding, Where’d It All Go? Hello Everyone! We’ve had some weather. Hurricane Delores did her thing and sent some rain and thunder storms our way last week. It was about
March Normalcy
Good Morning Everyone, It seems each year we leave February praying for a repeat March Miracle and yet once again March came and went with whatever the opposite of a miracle would be, lets call
LPFA Transverse – Let it Rain, Please!
Get Your Rain Dance On! I heard one of my mentors say the other day, “Remember when it used to rain in February?” No doubt we’ve all been reading and hearing about the drought that
Fire Restrictions Lifted
Snowy Thorn Point, December 2014, photo Dan Happy Holidays Los Padres! We’ve had quite a few nice storms over the past few weeks. Most of the Forest is well over the normal % of
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 – 7.20
Hi There, Usually the summer weather in the Los Padres is pretty boring. This has not been the case of late. About a week ago, our interesting weather started with a southerly monsoonal flow that
