Back-To-Back Storms Push Rainfall Totals to Historic Levels as LADWP Captures Rainwater

Rainfall totals from a series of back-to-back storm systems have pushed Los Angeles into one of its wettest Novembers on record, marking the city’s heaviest November precipitation since 1967, according to the National Weather Service.

More than 5.5 inches of rain have fallen across Los Angeles in the past eight days alone, making this the fifth wettest November ever recorded . The only wetter year in modern recordkeeping remains 1965, when the city logged 9.68 inches.

Forecasters said the parade of storms early last week briefly made this the wettest November since the 1980s, but additional rainfall from two more systems over the weekend pushed the total back to levels not reached in nearly six dec

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