November is normally the wettest month of the year. It also happens to rank as the number one month for river flooding. The primary reason is that there is usually little mountain snowpack to soak up those warmer rainy days when snow levels rise.
However, after a dry start to the month, November is well on its way to retaining its wettest-of-the-year image. A parade of wet weather systems is lined up across the North Pacific.
The next significant system is set to spread rain onshore late Friday into Saturday…