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Right now we're under an issue that we call ENSO-NUO in the Pacific. And it's what happens with the ocean temperatures. It's still leaning a little bit toward La Niña, which would be colder than normal temperatures. And unfortunately for the West Coast, especially Southern California, that means below average precipitation. However, for Northern California, that might be, since the temperatures in the Pacific aren't going to be real strong, La Niña would bring up... ...for Northern California, might bring normal. It's just too early to tell. I'll have more information on that later. Because they haven't really come up with a 90-day outlook. I'll check with the Climate Prediction Center next week and maybe have a report on what they think might be happening for the winter. But it's a little early yet. We'll probably get more in August and September as we get closer to the fall and winter season. Back to you there, Orion, WV6BJ.