2019 STORMS IN THE INLAND EMPIRE

4/16/2019 (Permalink)

PRETTY DESERT STORM . . . creates havoc CALL SERVPRO of Beaumont/Banning

The contiguous United States just slogged its way through the wettest winter and the second wettest February in more than a century of recordkeeping, according to analyses by NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information.

The areas of Beaumont, Banning and Inland Desert communities of Southern California were no exception. Across the three months of meteorological winter (December-February), the nationally averaged precipitation was 9.01”, just above the old record of 8.99” from 1997-98. That winter’s precipitation was goosed by a record-strong El Niño event, as was the case in 1982-83 (the fifth wettest winter on record) and 2015-16 (the fifteenth wettest). This past winter saw only borderline El Niño conditions, though.

We have been busy here at SERVPRO of Beaumont / Banning with responding to the many storm damaged homes and businesses.

We are FASTER to any size DISASTER and are pleased to be a part of our community clean-ups and remediations.

If you have water or storm damage give us a call we make it

If you have a fire or water emergency, please call us now at (951) 922-2900

2019 STORMS IN THE INLAND EMPIRE

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