Rain brings a change to Kern County as winter approaches
Some Kern County residents welcomed this week’s rain, which brought a change in temperatures and about half an inch of precipitation to Bakersfield.“The rain is Rain in Kern County has brought a change in temperatures and about half an inch of precipitation to Bakersfield, California. The National Weather Service Hanford meteorologist Brody Moore stated that Bakersfields received 0.56 inches of rain in the 24 hours before the interview, an unusual amount for October. It is unclear whether El Niño was responsible for the storm. Eyewitness News Chief Meteorologist Ilya Neyman warned that while El Niño could affect Kern County by changing storm tracks and potentially bringing more active, stormy weather this winter, it does not guarantee a wetter winter. He also encouraged residents to address property issues before more storms arrive.
Pubblicato : 6 ore fa di Maria Celeste Alfaro in Weather
Some Kern County residents welcomed this week’s rain, which brought a change in temperatures and about half an inch of precipitation to Bakersfield.
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