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January 2005 saw nearly unprecedented weather in the Eugene Area with the latter half being quite warm and quite dry. More on that below. For now, we do note that the entire region has been dry since November - for the most part the driest since the 1976-77 event: 

 VERY DRY CONDITIONS PERSIST ACROSS NORTHWEST OREGON AND SOUTHWEST 
 WASHINGTON AS JANUARY 2005 COMPLETED THE 3RD STRAIGHT MONTH WITH 
 BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION. MOST RECORDING STATIONS AROUND THE AREA 
 HAD RAINFALL LAST MONTH WHICH RANKED JANUARY 2005 IN THE TOP 10 
 DRIEST MONTHS ON RECORD. EVEN MORE SERIOUS...THE NOVEMBER 
 2004-JANUARY 2005 RAINFALL TOTALS AT MOST LOCATIONS REPRESENT LESS 
 THAN HALF THE NORMAL RAINFALL THAT WOULD BE EXPECTED DURING THIS 
 PERIOD. IN ADDITION...SNOWPACK IN THE NORTH OREGON AND SOUTH 
 WASHINGTON CASCADES IS ONLY 19% OF NORMAL AND ONLY COMPARABLE TO THE 
 MEAGER SNOWPACKS IN THE WINTERS OF 1976-1977 AND 1980-1981.
 
 CITY       NOV 2004-JAN 2005  NORMAL    RANK      DRIEST WINTER
 ----       -----------------  ------    ----      -------------
 ASTORIA     19.72 INCHES      30.52    5TH DRIEST  8.85 IN 1976-77
 PORTLAND     8.23 INCHES      16.39    4TH DRIEST  3.22 IN 1976-77
 SALEM        7.46 INCHES      18.69    3RD DRIEST  3.27 IN 1976-77
 EUGENE       7.98 INCHES      24.38    3RD DRIEST  3.68 IN 1976-77
 HILLSBORO    8.46 INCHES      17.82    2ND DRIEST  3.43 IN 1976-77
 MCMINNVILLE  7.04 INCHES      19.70    2ND DRIEST  2.54 IN 1976-77
 TROUTDALE    9.92 INCHES      18.01    2ND DRIEST  3.92 IN 1976-77
 VANCOUVER    8.88 INCHES      18.40    4TH DRIEST  4.12 IN 1976-77

For Eugene we note the following: