By KAREN VELIE A series of storms brought heavy rains and a possible tornado to San Luis Obispo County during the past five days, significantly increasing
Possible tornado in Grover BeachA series of storms brought heavy rains and a possible tornado to San Luis Obispo County during the past five days, significantly increasing reservoir levels.Climate scientists track rain from July 1 through June 31.Arroyo Grande – 11.54 inches to date – average 14.09 inchesLopez Dam – 16.18 inches to date – average 18.48 inchesNipomo – 13.21 inches to date – average 12.62 inchesPaso Robles – 13.
53 inches to date – average 14.08 inchesSan Luis Obispo – 13.62 inches to date – average 16.82 inchesSanta Margarita – 13.27 inches to date – average 16.96 inchesTempleton – 11.30 inches to date – average 13.
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