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The Fresno Bee
Fresno gets first rain since early June as ‘wet season' begins with thunderstorms
The storms that began early Wednesday and slated to continue into Thursday officially mark the start of the wet season — a welcome change, as Fresno has gotten just over half of its usual amount of annual rainfall so far this year. As of early Wednesday afternoon, the Fresno Yosemite International Airport recorded 0.6 inches of rain, said McClatchy meteorologist Sean Macaday. Similar amounts were recorded in Sanger, and Clovis recorded around 0.2 inches. Through the rest of Wednesday afternoon and into early Thursday, Macaday says the area can expect another 0.5 inches of rain, though it could be as much as double that. The rain will be mainly concentrated to this afternoon and is expected to be more sparse Thursday. So far in 2026, Macaday says Fresno has gotten 57% of its usual annual rainfall levels. Because the rain year calendar just began on Oct. 1, Macaday clarified he looked at the 2026 calendar year. This storm marks a shift to the beginning of the area’s “wet season.” Before Wednesday, Fresno hadn’t officially recorded any rainfall since June 1.
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Finally, our first Fall storm arrives this week
Hard to believe after another weekend of 90 degree temperatures, but cloudier, cooler, and even wetter weather is just a couple of days away. And once this storm is done, we won't be warming back up that much - it looks like we're not only done with the 90's for the year, even the 80's may be a stretch after Monday. Fall is finally here.
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Fresno’s 88-Degree Tease: Sunny Sunday Gives Way to Midweek Soaker
Fresno is opening Sunday, October 18, under clear skies and calm conditions, with a warm 88-degree afternoon ahead. The summerlike stretch will not last: a sharp cooldown arrives Monday, followed by rain chances late Tuesday and a wetter Wednesday. Sunny Sunday Gives Way To A Cooler Monday. Sunday will stay...
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Power shutoff could hit 70,000 PG&E customers due to strong winds
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — PG&E says that it will be shutting off power off for approximately 70,000 customers across twenty-nine counties due to forecasted high-speed winds. PG&E is having a Public Safety Power Shutoff event to observe apotential dry offshore wind event forecasted to start Wednesday evening and end on Saturday afternoon.