2015: Subtropical moisture fromremnants of Hurricane Linda brought thunderstorms to most of the region on this day.
Flash floods hit Victorville (which included a swift water rescue).
Another flash flood in Forest Falls also had a swift water rescue, but also one drowning death.
2014: Weakening Hurricane Norbert brought moisture to produce thunderstorms mainly in Riverside and San Diego Counties.
Rainfall amounts of 1"-2" fell over the city of Riverside, San Bernardino and Hemet, while the mountains in that county saw up to 0.60" near Sky Valley.
2013: Thunderstorms developed in the mountains and deserts
Flash floods hit Victorville (which included a swift water rescue).
Another flash flood in Forest Falls also had a swift water rescue, but also one drowning death.
2014: Weakening Hurricane Norbert brought moisture to produce thunderstorms mainly in Riverside and San Diego Counties.
Rainfall amounts of 1"-2" fell over the city of Riverside, San Bernardino and Hemet, while the mountains in that county saw up to 0.60" near Sky Valley.
2013: Thunderstorms developed in the mountains and deserts
on this day with pea to dime sized hail and damaging winds. On this day, normally dry Mill Creek near Forest Falls ran deep and wide, stranding campers.
There was flooding in Campo, east of Julian, Ocotillo, and in Cathedral City along the Whitewater Wash.
There was flooding in Campo, east of Julian, Ocotillo, and in Cathedral City along the Whitewater Wash.
2000: A heavy thunderstorm hit Morongo Valley and produced flash flooding.
Big hail struck Forest Falls.
Lightning struck Oceanside High School.
A funnel cloud was observed over Carlsbad.
1982: A tornado in Landers caused property damage.
1977: Bakersfield had its latest 110° F day.
1955: A prolonged heat wave started on 8.31 and ended on this day.
It was 110° F in LA on 9.1, an all time record.
1949: Amazingly, the highest and lowest temperature records in Santa Ana both occurred on this day.
It was a chilly morning of 51° F that rapidly warmed to 105° F during the day.
1923: The high temperature at Reno, NV was 95° F.
1912: Tahoe City recorded 1.65" of precipitation.1904: Santa Cruz hit 108° F, tying its all-time record which was also set on August 1, 1900.
Source: NWS San Francisco/Monterey, Hanford, Reno, & San Diego
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