Super-soaker spring
Water gushes from a culvert under Salnave Road where it intersects with the curently-closed Graham Road. The cars in the background belong to homeowners living north of Salnave on Graham, which is also closed with water over the roadway.
By the calendar at least, the winter that never seemed to go away officially ended March 20.
But don't let that fool anyone. There's still plenty more of the wet to be experienced in the months ahead leading to summer. Maybe there's even some white?
The past three months of winter - well 79 days at least since the calendar turned 2017 - have been wet and no one needs to remind any area residents of that.
How wet was it? "Unusually wet," retired Eastern Washington University professor of geography, and a crack long-term meteorologist, Dr. Bob Quinn said on the first day of spring. So far the pr...
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