There is no denying that the weather of recent has smacked of deep winter, with just the faint hint of spring in the few warm days this past weekend. But as March starts to draw to an end, the actual realization that the peak flooding season is just a few weeks away is the last thing on most peopleâs minds. For those who have been here for over half a century, they know that the most disruptive floods come in April. This is a surprise to most in the Valley, including local emergency management, as it is often assumed that peak flooding season comes from the late summer monsoon season in July and August. While the monsoon season is the source of the highest one-day rainfall in the Valley,…
