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Chris McGehee, the state coordinator for CoCoRaHS in Georgia, noted today that we just passed the 10th birthday from the establishment of CoCoRaHS in Georgia. Here is her comment from Facebook: “The actual date snuck by me… I just realized that Georgia CoCoRaHS’ first stations were defined on Feb 20th, 2008, so we are officially 10 years old! Also, by my count, there are an amazing 77 stations that joined in 2008 and have reported on at least 90% of all days since! Wow!!!”

If you are not a member of CoCoRaHS precipitation observing network yet, now is a great time to join since we are in the middle of their annual March Madness competition to add observers. Georgia historically does not do well, but we can change that. To learn more, go to www.cocorahs.org.