63 columbus day storm. Significant rainfall and wind, and the downside for them, its warm, and no snow. Mostly rain, so theres going to be water. When it hits the hills, its coming out. Heres the moisture. Were going to get wet, too. We may get a couple of inches, maybe three inches, but were not going to see a foot of rain. Thats in far northern california. Theres the moisture plume. Lets go out 2,000 miles. Lets go out 4,000 miles. This plume extends back across the dateline. It is tapped into a dying typhoon, a major typhoon, and its just got everything you need. This is what a bigtime weather system looks like. The reason most likely that its not impacting the bay area as much, and it will, is that were talking about the jet stream this time of year being a little bit further north, because were still basically fall. The jet stream, if it was kicked a little further south, we would be in for it. Now were in for it but not to the tune of 12 inches. More of the tune of maybe three in