Published: Tuesday, January 1, 2013, 3:48 p.m.
11 inches more rain than usual at Sea-Tac in 2012
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SEATTLE -- In case you haven't noticed: 2012 was a really wet year in Western Washington, especially this fall.
KIRO-TV reported more than 48 inches of rain has been recorded this year at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. That's nearly 11 inches above normal.
This was the seventh wettest year on record since weather officials began keeping track at Sea-Tac in 1945.
Equally impressive was the historic dry stretch earlier this year: 48 consecutive days this past summer without measurable rainfall. So 2012 had the second longest dry streak, while being the seventh wettest year.
KIRO-TV reported more than 48 inches of rain has been recorded this year at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. That's nearly 11 inches above normal.
This was the seventh wettest year on record since weather officials began keeping track at Sea-Tac in 1945.
Equally impressive was the historic dry stretch earlier this year: 48 consecutive days this past summer without measurable rainfall. So 2012 had the second longest dry streak, while being the seventh wettest year.
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