What a difference a day makes
After little more than a day’s rainfall the Sespe Creek begins to roar. The day before only a trickle flowed through a parched, boulder creek bottom. By afternoon of the second day, a U.S. Geological Services (USGS) team measured the flow under the Old Telegraph bridge traveling past a 12-foot deep area, at 10-feet per second. The next storm will greatly increase the flow.
After little more than a day’s rainfall the Sespe Creek begins to roar. The day before only a trickle flowed through a parched, boulder creek bottom. By afternoon of the second day, a U.S. Geological Services (USGS) team measured the flow under the Old Telegraph bridge traveling past a 12-foot deep area, at 10-feet per second. The next storm will greatly increase the flow.