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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Elevations in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Elevations in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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Overall we'll see three to four inches with some isolated amounts, 4-6 inches in the higher elevations, and at the very peaks we could see 6-8 inches.
It's a matter or managing a big snowpack with full reservoirs and making sure there's not any downstream damage from high releases, we've gotten so much snow and rain in the lower elevations that the reservoirs have filled up. We know we have a ton of snow still sitting up there. Flooding is coming. It's going to be tough on the water managers this year to capture that water and lose a bunch of it.
The uncertainty lies in how much rainfall will be absorbed by the snowpack before there is significant release of that water into the rivers, it’s likely some of the( precipitation) will simply be absorbed into the many feet of snow at the highest elevations, but lower elevations, generally below 5,000 ft, appear most likely to not have the snowpack necessary to absorb the multiple inches of rainfall expected.
The radiant is expected to be a large area of the sky and not a pinpoint. So any slow meteor from this general area of the sky can be expected to be from SW3, you need not look directly overhead as meteors may appear in any portion of the sky. They are actually more likely to appear at lower elevations in the sky since at these elevations one is looking through a far thicker slice of the atmosphere that when looking straight upwards.
We think of higher elevations causing more problems.
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