jholic wrote:i feel bad for you guys in cali right now. in the local news, they were talking about how many storms have hit parts of cali, and there was one two-story house that completely collapsed because that area had heavy rains for three days straight! :beaten:
Its all that tropical moisture from Hawaii!! :usuck: :hehe:
Its all that tropical moisture from Hawaii!! :usuck: :hehe:
Hhaha. I must needs disagree here, Mr. ChoyBoi. I dunno WHO in your area is reporting that, but, the fact is that the elements affecting ya'll's are originating from the South Pacific. The 50th state, AKA Hawaii, is in the North Pacific.
VERY rainy yesterday -- did you get caught in the rain, jholic? :hehe: -- but, nice and sunny, cool breezes today. :thumbsup:
relentless rainfall, it's pouring outside right now.
Our first glimpse of possible sun, middle of the week. I think we need a break from all this sudden rain. I think we got our average season rainfall in just over a week, amazing. :shocked:
We have another storm coming in now. I hope it's light. The last storm knocked my power out for about 14 hours. :shamefulcry:
Well I at least got to catch up on some reading. I wonder why the power never goes off on weekdays when I am at work. It always seems to Happen on the weekend. :bonk:
ccwf wrote: I have a cable box and TiVo DVR on a UPS so that I can record my shows even when the power is out to the rest of the house. :fingerscrossed:
Lucky for me it came back on about 30 minutes before the Japanese drama's started on KTSF. I already had my parents set to record them for me just in case. :sweat:
Well the weather's finally cleared: no rain, just post-storm winds... Looks like we'll be dry for the next 6-10 days...
Whew.
The National Weather Service said this morning that the period between Dec. 27 and Monday represented the wettest 15 consecutive days in downtown Los Angeles since record-keeping began in 1877. :shocked:
ccwf wrote: I have a cable box and TiVo DVR on a UPS so that I can record my shows even when the power is out to the rest of the house. :fingerscrossed:
bmwracer wrote:Well the weather's finally cleared: no rain, just post-storm winds... Looks like we'll be dry for the next 6-10 days...
Whew.
The National Weather Service said this morning that the period between Dec. 27 and Monday represented the wettest 15 consecutive days in downtown Los Angeles since record-keeping began in 1877. :shocked:
Yes, time to finally dry out. What makes it unusual is that Southern California took most of the storm's force. Things were not as harsh further north.
dochira wrote:Yes, time to finally dry out. What makes it unusual is that Southern California took most of the storm's force. Things were not as harsh further north.
it was party cloudy, most of the day but it was breezy and cold. Now we can dry out for the next 7 or so days, unless the weather changes suddenly. But it is going to get down into the low 40's again at night...
qilver wrote:it was party cloudy, most of the day but it was breezy and cold. Now we can dry out for the next 7 or so days, unless the weather changes suddenly. But it is going to get down into the low 40's again at night...
I think I saw some frost on my glass top tonite...brrr... :sweat:
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